About this album
Sound:
"A frenetic blend of Eurodance beats and pop hooks that captures the exuberance of 90s rave culture."
Where they were
Released in 1996, 'Manic Panic' was Leila K's follow-up to her successful debut album 'Kiss the Sky'. At this point in her career, she was solidifying her presence in the Eurodance scene, building on her earlier hits with a more polished production approach.
Why it matters
The album gained significant traction across various European charts, particularly in Sweden and Germany, affirming Leila K's status as a prominent figure in Eurodance. Its infectious tracks contributed to the broader dance music movement of the 90s, influencing subsequent artists within the genre.
Essential tracks
- "C'mon Now" — This opening track sets the energetic tone for the album with its catchy chorus and driving beats, encapsulating Leila K's signature style.
- "Dynamite" — Featuring an explosive energy and memorable hooks, 'Dynamite' exemplifies the peak of 90s dance-pop with its infectious rhythm.
- "It's 2 Die" — 'It's 2 Die' combines dark undertones with an upbeat tempo, showcasing Leila K's versatility and ability to fuse different themes within her music.
- "Murderer" — This track stands out for its provocative title and engaging melody, pushing boundaries while maintaining a danceable beat.
- "Rude Boy" — 'Rude Boy' features playful lyrics and a catchy hook, highlighting Leila K's youthful spirit and appeal to the club scene.
Release Date
June 1, 1996
Artist Origin
Sweden
Tracklist
- 1 C'mon Now 3:03
- 2 Blacklisted 3:55
- 3 Dynamite 3:19
- 4 It's 2 Die 4:02
- 5 Electric 3:35
- 6 Murderer 3:13
- 7 Rude Boy 3:11
- 8 Cue Club 3:31
- 9 I'm Coming to You 4:09
- 10 C'mon Now (Armadin remix) 5:01
