From Murder On The Dancefloor and Perfect to Babylon and Unwritten: Why music is heading back to the noughties

'One, two, three, four - let me hear you scream if you want some more...' Anyone who got within a sniff of a dancefloor in the mid-noughties will know the lyrics, the hypnotic electro beat, possibly the gymnastics-inspired video typical of chart-friendly club tracks of the era Twenty years later, it's happening all over again.

'Music's so clever, isn't it? There's nothing else like music that can transport you through time.' And unlike some artists who get bored of their decades-old hits, the singer says she has always been on 'good terms' with hers. 'So for me, this is like an old friend taking me out for another spin... I mean, TikTok wasn't around when it came out first time around. It's a real privilege to see how people are interacting with my music. Long may it continue.

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