Closer

Closer is the follow-up to Kim Wilde’s massively successful 1988 album Close. While it captures the spirit and style of her earlier work, this new album introduces a modern perspective, seamlessly blending nostalgic elements with contemporary sounds. Kim Wilde’s signature mix of pop, new wave, and rock—characterized by infectious hooks, powerful vocals, and anthemic choruses—remains at the core of her music, ensuring Closer resonates with both longtime fans and new audiences.

Kim Wilde, who rose to fame with timeless hits like "Kids in America," "You Keep Me Hangin’ On," and "Cambodia," continues to evolve her sound while retaining the energy and edge that defined her career in the 1980s. Closer stands as a testament to her enduring appeal and musical innovation.