"Two Hearts" by Phil Collins

Believe in two hearts with Phil Collins' upbeat 1988 pop smash, "Two Hearts"! This Grammy-winning track from the Buster soundtrack captured the classic Motown sound with modern production. Its infectious energy and feel-good vibe made it a global number one hit single.

Released as a major single from the soundtrack to the film Buster, in which he also starred, "Two Hearts" became another massive success for Phil Collins. Co-written with Motown legend Lamont Dozier, the song skillfully blended 80s pop sensibilities with classic soul arrangements, featuring horns and a driving rhythm.

This chart-topping 1988 pop/soul classic celebrates the power of connection and shared destiny. Driven by Collins' energetic vocals and an irresistible beat, "Two Hearts" remains a beloved, uplifting track showcasing his affinity for timeless soul and pop music craftsmanship.

SONG MEANING: The song celebrates the powerful connection and shared destiny between two people in love ("Two hearts / Believing in just one mind"). It expresses the idea that their bond makes them stronger together and that their unified hearts and minds will help them overcome challenges and endure ("Beating together").