Aqua – Doctor Jones
‘Doctor Jones’ was important in elongating Aqua’s success beyond ‘Barbie Girl’ and proving there was more to them than a cartoon pop gimmick.
a1 – Caught In The Middle
If ever there was a glimmer of hope that a1 could pull off a reinvention as an adult contemporary act, then ‘Caught In The Middle’ was it.
Britney Spears – Born To Make You Happy
Despite only being released in Europe, ‘Born To Make You Happy’ went on to be one of the biggest hits from Britney Spears’ debut album.
allSTARS* – The Land Of Make Believe
After two underperforming singles, the obvious next move to earn the allSTARS* a long overdue top ten hit was a cover version.
Steps – It’s The Way You Make Me Feel
Steps had flirted with a Swedish pop sound in the past, but ‘It’s The Way You Make Me Feel’ (finally) gave them a chance to do it for real.
Scooch – More Than I Needed To Know
Armed with a new logo (the Scoodle™), Scooch’s second single needed to turn things around after their debut. And that’s precisely what it did.