The New Radicals
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Biography
A one-hit wonder of the late 90s alt-rock movement, New Radicals were largely the brainchild of Gregg Alexander. A Michigan native whose musical output indicated his affection for Motown R&B and seventies rock, Alexander formed the group in Los Angeles in 1997. Actually, âgroupâ might be too strong a word. Alexander not only produced the bandâs one and only album, 1998âs Maybe Youâve Been Brainwashed Too, but he wrote or co-wrote every one of its twelve tracks. Additionally, New Radicals maintained a revolving door when it came to other members. The closest thing to a solid bandmate was Danielle Brisebois, who provided background vocals, percussion, co-wrote one of the songs, worked with Alexander on his previous two solo albums, and was featured in the video for the bandâs lone hit song, âYou Get What You Giveâ. The album peaked at number 41, but the single went top 40 in multiple countries and topped the pop chart in both Canada and New Zealand. Unhappy with touring, Alexander quickly announced the dissolution of New Radicals to focus on songwriting and producing for other artists.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- You Get What You Give
- Crying Like A Church On Monday
- To Think I Thought
- Gotta Stay High
- In Need Of A Miracle
- Flowers
- Technicolor Lover
- Jehovah Made This Whole Joint For You
- I Don't Wanna Die Anymore
- Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too
- Someday We'll Know
- Mother, We Just Can't Get Enough
- I Hope I Didn't Just Give Away The Ending
