Artist: Nik Kershaw
Genre: Synth-Pop
Nik Kershaw is a British singer-songwriter who achieved major success in the mid-1980s with his intelligent synth-pop sound. Hits including 'Wouldn't It Be Good,' 'The Riddle,' 'I Won't Let the Sun Go Down on Me,' and 'Human Racing' showcased his melodic gifts and sophisticated production. Kershaw played most instruments on his recordings, demonstrating exceptional musicianship. His music combined electronic textures with genuine songwriting craft. After his performing peak, Kershaw became a successful songwriter for other artists, including Chesney Hawkes' 'I Am the One and Only.' His influence on synth-pop demonstrated that the genre could accommodate genuine musical complexity. Kershaw represented the thoughtful end of 1980s pop.
Nik Kershaw vinyl records (33)
NIK KERSHAW Wide Boy (1985 UK 7 single with wide centre also including So Quiet MCA company die-cut sleeve NIK7) Track Listing: 1. Wide Boy 2. So Quiet
£7.99 used
NIK KERSHAW The Riddle (1984 Australian MCA label solid centre 7 vinyl single also including a live version of Progress recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. Nestled in a rainbow MCA company die-cut paper sleeve the vinyl remains in barely played condition NIK6) Track Listing: 1. The Riddle 2
£9.00 used
NIK KERSHAW Don Quixote (Scarce 1985 Argentinean promotional-only 2-track vinyl 7 with custom printed paper labels also featuring The Touch by Kim Wilde on the b-side plain die-cut sleeve. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with minimal play DFW017)
£17.00 used