: A fan-favorite ballad exploring the sorrow of broken love.
The title track, "Some Hearts Are Diamonds," is a sentimental ballad that explores the —the strength of a "diamond" heart versus the fragility of a "stone" heart. Chris Norman Some Hearts Are Diamonds 1986
The album was largely shaped by German producer and songwriter (of Modern Talking fame). Bohlen sought to tailor his signature synth-pop style to match Norman’s weathered, raspy vocals, resulting in a unique "soft rock with rock elements" sound. : A fan-favorite ballad exploring the sorrow of broken love
: A faster-paced track with rock rhythms. Bohlen sought to tailor his signature synth-pop style
The song features signature 1980s synth sounds paired with Norman’s soulful, mature delivery.
Norman initially didn't know who Bohlen was but was intrigued after hearing Modern Talking's work, later describing Bohlen as an "amazingly pleasant person" to work with. Lyrical Themes and Style
Released on , through Hansa Records, the album reached a high level of critical and commercial success. Notable tracks beyond the title song include: "Midnight Lady" : The album's breakout number one hit.