"Oceans of Fantasy" is the fourth studio album by Boney M., released in 1979. This album followed the massive success of their previous records and features a mix of disco, pop, and Caribbean influences, which were hallmarks of Boney M.'s sound. The album was quite successful, reaching the top of the UK Albums Chart and continuing the group's streak of hit releases. Key Tracks: "Gotta Go Home" – Later sampled by Duck Sauce for their hit "Barbra Streisand", this track is upbeat and catchy, showcasing the band's signature disco sound. "El Lute" – This song tells a dramatic story in a compelling musical style, becoming a top ten hit in many European countries. "I'm Born Again" – Features a more relaxed, reggae-inspired rhythm, adding variety to the album's overall dance-oriented vibe. Album Features: "Oceans of Fantasy" is noted for its rich and layered production, typical of Boney M.'s work, with lush backing vocals and elaborate arrangements. The album cover features the band members in extravagant, fantasy-inspired costumes, reflecting the album's title and imaginative themes.