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Ben Rogerson

“I almost flipped a coin between the two songs”: New Radicals frontman Gregg Alexander reveals his original demo for Murder On The Dancefloor, and says that it almost replaced You Get What You Give as his ‘90s band’s first single

Gregg Alexander.

While Murder on the Dancefloor’s Saltburn-seasoned second wind has given a considerable boost to the career of Sophie Ellis-Bextor, it’s also been good news for Gregg Alexander, the former New Radicals frontman who co-wrote the song, which was originally released in 2001. Now, in a rare interview, he’s been giving his reaction to having a hit record all over again. 

“A publisher told me that in January it was the most heard music on the planet,” Alexander told The Guardian. “That’s just incredible.”

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