“Moments In Love” is an electronic, synthesized track produced by Art of Noise in 1983. The original 10-minute version came off their albums Into The Battle with the Art of Noise and (Who’s Afraid Of) The Art of Noise, while the single version was released on the soundtrack for Pumping Iron II: The Women, a documentary about female bodybuilders. It peaked at number 90 on the U.S. Hot R&B/Hip-Hop songs chart.

In an interview with Paul Waller, JJ Jeczalik, one of the two headmen of Art of Noise, explained how the song all came together:

For instance with ‘Moments in Love’ I wrote the tune and then we got the whole track going. Then we showed it to Paul Morley and he came back the following day and said, “I think we should call it ‘Moments in Love’, so that’s where it got its name from. But then we wouldn’t do anything else for a few weeks, so it was very much a different set up than the norm because we weren’t a band. We just did things as and when. There was no sense at the time that we were a band, it was just a bit of a laugh.