5 Facts About Martin Rushent's Production of The Human League's *Dare*
- Rushent recorded the album at his Genetic Sound studio in Berkshire between March and September 1981.
- He used a mix of analog synthesizers and drum machines, giving the album its distinctive electronic pop sound.
- Rushent insisted on recording the band live in the studio to capture energy, rather than overdubbing parts separately.
- He spent months meticulously mixing the album, focusing on clarity and punch in the bass and drums.
- The album’s success made Rushent one of the most sought-after producers of the early 1980s.