Norway’s Shatoo are back with a new single, ‘Call Me Over’
Shatoo are back with a new single, “Call Me Over”. “Call Me Over” is the first single from the band’s forthcoming album to be released in October. A new single will be out in august and is called “Take This Load Off My Shoulders”.
Shatoo was formed in Halden/Asker in 1987 by Dag Brandth, Calle Marcussen (now Varfjell) and Ăyvind Haavik. The boys were only 15-17 years old when they released their debut album “A True Story” and their debut single “Overload” became the first English-language winner at Norsktoppen charting at number 1. The singles “Santorini” and “Dangertown” were also huge hits from their first album.
Shatoo is now back to the original 1987 line-up with all other new members still involved.
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