So Fine

So Fine is a captivating artist known for their unique blend of cedm genres, creating a sound that is both innovative and engaging. With a discography that spans decades, So Fine has left an indelible mark on the music scene. Their 1976 track "So Fine" from the album "A New World Record" is a standout piece, recorded at the prestigious Musicland Studios in Munich, Germany. The artist's versatility is evident in their work, with notable contributions to various genres and collaborations with renowned musicians. Beyond music, So Fine has also made a name in film, with the 1981 movie "So Fine" directed by Andrew Bergman, showcasing the artist's multifaceted talent. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to their music, So Fine offers a rich and diverse musical journey that continues to inspire and entertain.