
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Charli XCX and Troye Sivan conjure late 90s nostalgia in their latest banger. "1999" drips with lyrical nostalgia for the last decade of the millennium — but does the music follow suit? We think the pair are missing prime opportunities to bring back some neglected musical tricks from the early oeuvre of Britney Spears.
The 90s bug goes beyond Charli and Troye. Anne-Marie and Lauren Alaina also pine for the Clinton era in their millennial bops. Which makes one ask: is the present so bad that we miss the paranoia of Y2K? As usual, Prince has the answer.
Featuring:
Charli XCX ft Troye Sivan - 1999
DJ Bobo - Somebody Dance with Me
Real McCoy - Another Night
Paradisio - Bailando
Britney Spears - ...Baby One More Time
Britney Spears - Oops! I Did it Again
Anne-Marie - 2002
Lauren Alaina - Ladies in the 90s
Prince - 1999
Check out Megan Lavengood's examples of the complementary chorus.
Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body" from 1986 might be the ur-source of the ubiquitous 90s house piano. Jefferson recorded the original in his Chicago prophet on a Prophet 2000, but never got the rights to the song and saw little proceeds from its success.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
By Vulture4.6
26342,634 ratings
Charli XCX and Troye Sivan conjure late 90s nostalgia in their latest banger. "1999" drips with lyrical nostalgia for the last decade of the millennium — but does the music follow suit? We think the pair are missing prime opportunities to bring back some neglected musical tricks from the early oeuvre of Britney Spears.
The 90s bug goes beyond Charli and Troye. Anne-Marie and Lauren Alaina also pine for the Clinton era in their millennial bops. Which makes one ask: is the present so bad that we miss the paranoia of Y2K? As usual, Prince has the answer.
Featuring:
Charli XCX ft Troye Sivan - 1999
DJ Bobo - Somebody Dance with Me
Real McCoy - Another Night
Paradisio - Bailando
Britney Spears - ...Baby One More Time
Britney Spears - Oops! I Did it Again
Anne-Marie - 2002
Lauren Alaina - Ladies in the 90s
Prince - 1999
Check out Megan Lavengood's examples of the complementary chorus.
Marshall Jefferson's "Move Your Body" from 1986 might be the ur-source of the ubiquitous 90s house piano. Jefferson recorded the original in his Chicago prophet on a Prophet 2000, but never got the rights to the song and saw little proceeds from its success.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

11,537 Listeners

26,243 Listeners

5,977 Listeners

7,858 Listeners

10,727 Listeners

3,146 Listeners

1,491 Listeners

9,501 Listeners

3,667 Listeners

3,144 Listeners

8,868 Listeners

4,186 Listeners

1,484 Listeners

2,070 Listeners

10,203 Listeners

1,019 Listeners

2,166 Listeners

5,985 Listeners

23,583 Listeners

728 Listeners

6,477 Listeners

2,316 Listeners

525 Listeners

1,220 Listeners

152 Listeners

1,776 Listeners

1,747 Listeners

1,191 Listeners

663 Listeners

1,431 Listeners

589 Listeners

440 Listeners

31 Listeners