Stock, Aitken and Waterman and the british pop of the 80’s decade

Abstract

 British pop music of the 1980s can be taken as sign of the social and economic changes that were happening, as well as a form of expression and identification for social minority groups that played a very important role in its stylistic delineation. The production team Stock, Aiken and Waterman, using a series of constant musical sounds, knew how to bring the sounds from the underground circuit and use it to dominate the music market by the end of the decade.