Released on the 1987 album In The Garden, "Belinda" stands as a defining track in the synth-pop canon, showcasing Annie Lennox's distinctive vocal delivery and the duo's signature electronic production. The song exemplifies the era's shift toward darker, more atmospheric soundscapes, blending new wave aesthetics with a hauntingly intimate tone. As part of Eurythmics' discography, it reflects their evolution from the high-energy pop of their earlier work to a more introspective and textured style. The recording remains a staple of the genre, influencing countless artists who followed in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture a specific mood of melancholy and electronic precision that became synonymous with the group's later period.