Song Of The Day: OTT - All Out Of Love

OTT were an Irish boyband who achieved success in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s. "All Out Of Love" is a pop song and they released "All Out Of Love" as their official single on 11 August 1997 under Epic Records. The single peaked at #3 on Irish Singles Chart and then re-released in the United Kingdom and peaked at #11 on UK Singles Chart.

"All Out Of Love" also included on their only debut studio album "This One's For You" as a track. This song originaly by pop-ballad band, Air Supply. It was written by Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcook.

Listen: OTT - All Out Of Love

Video Scope: OTT - Let Me In

"Let Me In" is a music video by Irish pop boyband OTT. This music video was made to promote their third single in the Ireland and the single reached #2 in the Ireland in 1996, later in 1997, the song was re-issue to hit the U.K. market.

Pop Zone: OTT - Story Of Love

Irish boyband OTT recorded a pop song "Story Of Love" for their debut studio album "This One's For You" in 1997. This pop song was written by George Merrill and Shannon Rubicam. "Story Of Love" was released as single under Epic Records in 1998 and peaked at #11 on the U.K. Singles Chart.

Single Review: OTT - Let Me In

"Let Me In" is a pop song by Irish boyband Over The Top or more popular with their name OTT. This song is a cover song originally by American band The Osmonds. OTT first released this pop song as their single on October 14, 1996 in Ireland under Sony Music's Epic Records label, where it reached #2 on the Irish Singles Chart. Following this success, the single was re-released for the UK market on March 23, 1997, climbing to #12 on the UK Singles Chart. The track was produced by Steve Levine (known for his work with Culture Club) and was the third single taken from their debut and only studio album "This One's For You," which was released on May 5, 1997 through Epic Records (Catalog Number: EPC 486999). 

The song showcases the vocal talents of Niall O'Neill, Alan Fitzsimons, Alan Mates (known as 'Adam'), and Glen Clarke, who continued as a four-piece after Keith Cox left the group prior to their UK launch. What makes their version special is how they've transformed a classic into a contemporary pop ballad that perfectly captures the 90s boyband sound while maintaining the emotional essence of the original. The CD single (Catalog Number: 664558 2) includes three tracks: the radio edit, an extended version, and an exclusive B-side titled "Always There For You" which isn't available on the album. For anyone who enjoys 90s pop music, OTT's "Let Me In" offers that perfect blend of heartfelt lyrics, smooth harmonies, and polished production that defined the era.