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20 years ago today, Kylie Minogue released her song βCanβt Get You Out Of My Headβ. The song was released as the lead single off of her eighth studio album βFeverβ. The song is a blend between the genres neo-disco, dance-pop and techno-pop. The song was both written and produced by Cathy Dennis and Rob Davis.
The song received praise from every music critic who reviewed it. and it was received as the standout track from the album Fever. The song became Kylieβs biggest hit worldwide to date. It reached number one in the charts in more than 40 countries - including the United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand and her native Australia. It even became her first top ten single in the United States, where it peaked at number seven.
The song is her most-streamed song on Spotify to date, with over 230 million streams. The music video, which is regarded as one of her best music videos, has 209 million views on YouTube and counting (making it her most-viewed music video to date).
This song will always be a legendary song, and it also had a massive impact on pop culture in general.
https://youtu.be/c18441Eh_WE
Does this sound (not the M1 organ bass) sound familiar to anyone? Would love any insight if so! π
Here's the part I'm talking about, which lasts for 20 secs (0:00 - 0:21). This type of Electronic music is absolutely awesome, so I appreciate any suggestions because I really need to find more music like this.
Often regarded as one of her most well-known albums, Fever dives into electronic dance music and disco. Coming relatively quick after her previous album Light Years, this album would cement her as an icon, sprouting her biggest hit in almost 15 years (Canβt Get You Out Of My Head). Itβs also the parent album to some of Kylieβs most iconic tracks, such as Love At First Sight, Come Into My World, and In Your Eyes.
What are your favourite tracks from this album? Whatβs a song that should have been a single? Does it hold up for you?
Hereβs the Spotify and Apple Music links for those who want to listen :)
