H2O (Scottish band)

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H2O were a Scottish band who formed in Glasgow in 1978. They were led by lead singer Ian Donaldson. Their biggest success was the synthpop single "I Dream to Sleep" which reached number 17[1] on the UK top 40 in May 1983. The follow-up single "Just outside of Heaven" reached number 38 later the same year.[2] The following year they released their one and only album Faith, but further success eluded them and they split soon after. The band also featured Ross Alcock on Keyboards, who participated in a large amount of the band's songwriting.

Donaldson had a minor solo career in Scotland and is currently in Scottish group Fourgoodmen alongside Derek Forbes, Michael MacNeil and Bruce Watson.

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  1. ^ Chart history of 'I Dream to Sleep'.
  2. ^ Chart history of 'Just Outside of Heaven'.

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