Centerfold is a pop-rock band from the Netherlands that gained prominence in the 1980s. Known for their synth-driven sound and catchy hooks, the band was a significant player in the Euro-pop scene. The group was fronted by vocalist Laura Fygi, who later achieved success as a solo jazz singer. Their most notable hit, "Dictator," showcased their distinctive blend of rock and electronic elements, contributing to the band's influence on the European music scene.