Formed in 1983 as an experiment to break the mold of the classic disco dance sound, Charlie was the vehicle for musician and producer Maurizio Cavalieri who had found fame with Italian disco group Firefly. Cavalieri had been listening to the new crop of UK Synthpop and New Wave like Depeche Mode and Heaven 17 and wanted to create a more electronic, futuristic sound. He recruited his friend Giorgio Stefani to help write the song and compose lyrics. Spacer Woman was recorded in Vicenza, Italy and released by Cavalieri’s own Mr. Disc Organization in 1983. Spacer Woman spans over seven-minutes and features the spaced-out vocals of Stefani’s wife, who sings through a vocoder. Eerie and unforgettable more than 30 years later, “Spacer Woman” is the ideal robotic space-age love song.

This reissue also features the sought after instrumental mix where the sharp synthesized bassline really comes to the forefront. The 12” is housed in a silver, metallic picture sleeve, with the artwork taken from the original 7” jacket.