Arabesque - Music Box

Review by Alexander Hepperlen

Arabesque's Music Box is a delightful album that showcases the group's talent for creating catchy and upbeat disco-pop tunes. Released in 1976, the album features a mix of original songs and covers, all of which are infused with the group's signature sound.

The album opens with the infectious "Hello Mr. Monkey," a disco-infused track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Fly High Little Butterfly," a fun and energetic song that is sure to get listeners dancing, and "Peppermint Jack," a groovy tune that features some impressive guitar work.

Arabesque's Music Box also includes some slower, more introspective tracks, such as "Prisoner of Love" and "A New Sensation." These songs showcase the group's versatility and add some depth to the album.

Summary by Alexander Hepperlen

Music Box is a fun and enjoyable album that is sure to please fans of disco and pop music. With its catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms, it's easy to see why Arabesque was such a popular group in the 1970s.