a-ha Premiere New Album True North: Stream
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a-ha's Morten Harket working on new solo album as group return with epic 'True North' project - RETROPOP - Fashionably Nostalgic | News, Interviews, Reviews, and more...
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A-ha announce they are to split up
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A-ha Italian Fanpage - Who are A-ha? Morten Harket (Kongsberg, September 14, 1959) is a musician, singer and composer Norwegian. Harket was the singer of the Norwegian band a-ha since 1982 (the
a-ha The Movie set for UK release in May 2022
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Take On Me: How a-ha's Signature Song Became Their Biggest Obstacle
A-ha! The story behind chart-topping band is revealed | The Sunday Post
Take On Me — a-ha's evergreen hit has been covered often, most recently by the band themselves — FT.com
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Take on me': A-ha: How three guys who can't stand each other survived the biggest pop song of the '80s | Culture | EL PAÍS English
A-ha on fame, tours and why Take On Me has just hit a billion YouTube views - ABC News
Take on me': A-ha: How three guys who can't stand each other survived the biggest pop song of the '80s | Culture | EL PAÍS English
a-ha on Twitter: "Got a new picture of the band to share with you today. Wait, that's not Paul... https://t.co/hsKrNwdc5M" / Twitter
The Quietus | Features | Anniversary | Talking Away: A-Ha On The Making Of Take On Me
Haunted, high and low: a-ha's 40-year quest for respect - The New European
We never wanted to be teen heartthrobs": A-Ha lead singer on the band's longevity and "Take On Me" | Salon.com
