EMF

Formed in 1989 in the quiet town of Cinderford in England’s Forest of Dean, EMF

exploded onto the global stage with their infectious blend of dance, rock, and

pop. Within a year, they were everywhere, thanks to the smash

hit “Unbelievable," a song that would go on to define a generation and top

charts worldwide.

Their debut album Schubert Dip (1991) captured their raw energy and genre-

defying sound. With follow-ups Stigma (1992) and Cha Cha Cha (1995), EMF took

fans on an ever-evolving journey, shifting from dance floor anthems to darker,

more introspective sonic territory. But by 1995 the toll of the spotlight and

constant touring was beginning to tell and the band went their separate ways.

Before bowing out gracefully, they released their hit version of The Monkees “I’m

a Believer,” accompanied by comedians Vic and Bob.