Chilly

Chilly was a disco/pop band that existed from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. The group was created by the German composer and producer Bernt Möhrle. Chilly's music was a blend of disco with rock and pop elements, which was quite popular during that era. Their sound was characterized by catchy melodies, funky rhythms, and the use of synthesizers which were becoming increasingly prevalent in the music scene at the time. Although Chilly never achieved significant success in the United States, they enjoyed popularity in Europe and other parts of the world. They are best known for their hit singles like "For Your Love" and "Come to L.A.", which reflected the discotheque culture of that period. Despite their brief career, Chilly left an imprint on the disco scene with their danceable tunes and are remembered for their contributions to the genre.