Eighth Wonder

British Pop Band of the 1980s: Eighth Wonder was a British pop band formed in London in 1983. The group initially consisted of singer Patsy Kensit, guitarist Jamie Kensit (Patsy's brother), bassist Lawrence Lewis, keyboardist Geoff Beauchamp, and drummer Jake Walters. They gained popularity during the mid-1980s with their catchy pop tunes and stylish image.

Patsy Kensit's Rise to Fame: Eighth Wonder's lead singer, Patsy Kensit, was already a recognizable figure in the entertainment industry before joining the band. She began her acting career as a child and appeared in various television shows and films before transitioning to music with Eighth Wonder. Kensit's celebrity status helped bring attention to the band and contributed to their early success.

Chart-Topping Hit "I'm Not Scared": Eighth Wonder's biggest success came with the release of their single "I'm Not Scared" in 1988. The song, written and produced by the Pet Shop Boys, reached the top ten on the UK Singles Chart and became an international hit. "I'm Not Scared" showcased Eighth Wonder's knack for infectious pop melodies and Patsy Kensit's sultry vocals, earning them widespread acclaim.

Album Releases and Tours: Eighth Wonder released two studio albums during their career: "Fearless" (1988) and "Fearless: Remix" (1989). Both albums featured a mix of original songs and remixes, highlighting the band's versatility and appeal to dance music audiences. Eighth Wonder toured extensively in support of their albums, performing live shows across Europe and Asia to enthusiastic audiences.

Legacy and Later Endeavors: Despite their initial success, Eighth Wonder disbanded in the early 1990s after Patsy Kensit decided to focus on her acting career once again. However, their music continues to be remembered fondly by fans of 1980s pop music, and "I'm Not Scared" remains a classic of the era. Patsy Kensit went on to enjoy continued success as an actress, appearing in films and television shows, while the other members pursued various musical and non-musical endeavors. Eighth Wonder's brief but impactful presence in the pop music landscape of the 1980s is a testament to their talent and the enduring appeal of th