UB40 was founded in 1977, and the band has a huge lineup, with eight members from Birmingham, England. UB40 is the code name of the British relief and welfare organization. Because most of the members were unemployed when the team was built, they needed to fill in UB40 social welfare relief form, so they took it as the name of the band. 1983, the band reached its peak, and their singing "Red Wine" topped the charts. In this classic work, people fully feel the unique beauty of reggae music, the rhythm of Zhang Chi and the fresh and smooth melody. To this day, UB40 band still enjoys it.
The police band was founded in 1977. Its three members are lead singer and bassist Sting, guitarist Andy Summer and drummer Steffat Copland. They organically combine reggae music with pop music to make it more popular. Sting is the core figure of the band, formerly known as Gordon Matthew sumner (born in 195 1). The band's most famous masterpiece, Every Breath You Take (1983, Case 43), was composed by Sting during his vacation in Jamaica. 1984 The band broke up, and Sting began his solo career, which was brilliant all the way. Newday, the album brand released by 1999, is a perfect combination of various styles, jazz, world music and pop music, which fully embodies Sting's musical talent.