Winter (Love and Money song)

"Winter" is a song by the Scottish band Love and Money, released as a single in 1988. It is considered one of their most well-known and critically acclaimed songs. The song is notable for its melancholic atmosphere, lush production, and frontman James Grant's evocative vocals and songwriting.

The lyrics of "Winter" are introspective and deal with themes of isolation, regret, and the passage of time, often interpreted through the metaphor of winter as a season of dormancy and reflection. The song's arrangement features a blend of acoustic and electronic elements, contributing to its distinct sound. It has been described as sophisticated pop, blending elements of soul, jazz, and new wave.

"Winter" received significant airplay and helped to raise Love and Money's profile. While not a major commercial hit, it remains a fan favorite and a defining track of their discography. The song is included on their album "Strange Kind of Love," also released in 1988.

Several critics have praised "Winter" for its lyrical depth, musical complexity, and overall emotional impact. It continues to be recognized as a significant piece of Scottish pop music from the late 1980s.