It seems there might be some potential confusion here as the list provided contains a mix of songs that could be attributed to both Paul Young, a British pop artist known for his 1980s hits, and Paul Young, the classical conductor. Given the context of your task, I will provide a biography for the British pop artist, Paul Young.

Paul Young is a distinguished British singer-songwriter born on January 17, 1956, in Luton, Bedfordshire, England. He first achieved widespread recognition as the frontman for the band Q-Tips before embarking on a solo career that would cement his reputation as a soulful pop icon of the 1980s. Young's smooth voice and heartfelt performances resonated with audiences, propelling singles like "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" and "Every Time You Go Away" to chart-topping success. The latter track, in particular, became a number one hit in several countries and remains one of his signature songs.

Young's breakthrough album, "No Parlez," was released in 1983 and showcased his unique fusion of soul, pop, and rock, leading to multi-platinum success. As a testament to his international acclaim, Young was a featured performer at the global charity event Live Aid in 1985. Over the years, he has released a string of albums, with his distinctive voice maturing and crossing various musical styles including Motown and jazz standards. Despite facing voice problems in the 1990s, Young has continued to record and perform, endearing himself to a new generation with albums like "Good Thing" and revisiting his extensive catalogue with re-recordings and live renditions that illustrate his enduring talent and adaptability as an artist.

Genres

Mellow Gold

New Romantic

New Wave

New Wave Pop

Soft Rock

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Latest Release

When The Stars Go Blue (Radio Edit)

Paul Young

Single - Released December 26, 2023