A-Ha Nails It With Their Acoustic Version Of “Take On Me”

“Take On Me” is a hit song by the Norwegian synthpop band A-ha, released in October 1984. It was produced by Tony Mansfield and later remixed by John Ratcliff. The version released in 1985 was produced by Alan Tarney for the band’s debut studio album. Initially recorded in 1984, “Take On Me” took two versions and three releases to chart in the United Kingdom, eventually reaching number two on the UK Singles Chart in October 1985.

rendition of the popular song by Norwegian pop band a-ha completely transforms the original ambiance and vibe. This relaxed and mellow version, performed by the band themselves, allows the listeners to truly appreciate the lyrics and melody in a simplified manner.

The laid-back and soothing rendition of their hit song has garnered an impressive 89 million views on YouTube, establishing it as a resounding success! Below, you can indulge in the acoustic version that has been creating a buzz online. Take a moment to unwind, relax, and savor this reimagined masterpiece.

Since the video was uploaded on YouTube, it has amassed over 103 million views and 1.2 million likes, demonstrating the immense adoration for this rendition. It has also received plenty of positive feedback as one wrote, “Extremely touching with that light touch of fragility that comes with age. Pure and timeless.”

Another added, “This song brings back the days of driving with a girlfriend that’s now passed on and a best friend who drifted away. It feels so wonderfully bittersweet to listen to this version and relive those precious moments that will live with me always.”