Love Decade was a prominent UK dance music act during the early 1990s, best known for their high-energy, piano-driven house tracks that became staples of in clubs and on the rave scene. Formed by producer Peter Gill, the project featured various vocalists over time, including Jerome Stokes, who was the original frontman and voice behind their biggest hit, "So Real."

Released in 1991, "So Real" became a defining track of the era, blending euphoric vocals with uplifting beats. Love Decade followed up with several club anthems, including "I Feel You" and "When the Morning Comes," earning them a strong reputation in the UK dance circuit. Their music captured the spirit of the '90s rave culture, characterized by its infectious energy and positive vibes.

Though their commercial chart presence was relatively brief, Love Decade left a lasting impact on the UK dance scene and continue to be remembered as icons of early '90s house music.