"One Second" is the fifth studio album by the Swiss electronic duo Yello, released in 1987. It represents a significant shift in the group's sound, incorporating more pop-oriented elements alongside their trademark electronic and experimental style. The album features a diverse array of tracks, ranging from upbeat dance numbers to atmospheric ballads, all infused with Yello's distinctively quirky and playful aesthetic. Standout tracks include the infectious singles "The Rhythm Divine," featuring guest vocals by Shirley Bassey, and "Call It Love," which became an international hit. The album's production is characterized by its innovative use of synthesizers, sampling, and intricate rhythms, showcasing the duo's skillful craftsmanship and pioneering approach to electronic music. "One Second" received positive reviews from critics and achieved commercial success, helping to broaden Yello's appeal beyond their cult following in the underground music scene. It remains a beloved classic in the electronic music genre and a testament to Yello's enduring influence and creativity.
