Golden Eye
Tina Turner's "GoldenEye" is the iconic title song from the 1995 James Bond film of the same name, written by Bono and The Edge of U2, and marked by powerful vocals and dramatic orchestration.
Released in November 1995, "GoldenEye" is one of the most recognizable and critically acclaimed contributions to the rich tradition of James Bond theme songs. The song was written exclusively for the return of Agent 007 (in the film starring Pierce Brosnan) by Bono and The Edge, members of the world-famous rock band U2, who crafted it in the classic, dark and tense spy style recognizable from the golden age of the franchise.
Produced by Nellee Hooper and The Edge, the song combines massive orchestral arrangements with modern trip-hop and electronic beats of the 1990s, giving the song the perfect balance between nostalgia and a contemporary sound. Tina's flawless, dramatic and passionate vocals elevate the composition to legendary status, bringing a dose of glamour, danger and elegance that perfectly suits the character of the Bond girl and the atmosphere of the film. The single was a huge commercial success around the world, occupying high places on the charts in Europe and the world, and permanently cemented itself as one of the brightest releases in Tina Turner's rich and successful career.
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