Baltimora was an Italian music project created by producer Maurizio Bassi and singer Jimmy McShane, active primarily in the late 1980s. The project is best known for its Eurodisco and synth-pop style, characterized by catchy melodies and danceable beats. Their most notable works include the hit singles “Tarzan Boy” and “Living in the Background.” “Tarzan Boy,” released in 1985, became a major international success, reaching the top of the charts in several countries and gaining renewed popularity through its use in various media and remixes. The song's distinctive chorus and catchy hooks exemplified the Eurodisco sound of the era. Baltimora's impact on music is primarily tied to the Eurodisco movement, which blended pop and electronic music elements and was influential in the dance music scene of the 1980s. Although they had a relatively short career, their music has endured in pop culture, often featured in nostalgic playlists and retro-themed events. The project is remembered for its distinctive sound and contributions to the dance music landscape of the decade.