An ‘80s R&B group from the United Kingdom that began as a mainly electronic/synth-pop, but also jazz & funk, project in the early '80s on the Factory label (home to artists such as New Order and A Certain Ratio) releasing US Billboard hits “Cool As Ice” and “Can’t Afford” before moving to Virgin subsidiary 10 Records (and later MCA) with a more contemporary R&B sound, style, and look, producing the hit singles “Tell Me (How It Feels)” and “I Can’t Let You Go.” They changed their name to Cool Down Zone in the late '80s after their sophomore album (“Something’s Going On”) for the album “New Direction,” which featured their 1990 hit “Heaven Knows.”