About this album
Where they were
Released in 1996, 'Paradise in Me' marked K's Choice's breakthrough album following their debut EP. The band, led by siblings Sarah and Gert Bettens, gained significant recognition with the hit single 'Not an Addict,' which propelled them into the international spotlight and established their unique sound in the alternative rock scene.
Why it matters
'Paradise in Me' is notable for its commercial success, especially with 'Not an Addict,' which reached high positions on charts across Europe. The album received critical acclaim for its raw honesty and emotional depth, solidifying K's Choice as a significant act in the 90s alternative rock movement.
Essential tracks
- "Not an Addict" — This track became K's Choice's most recognizable song, addressing themes of addiction and escapism with poignant lyrics and a memorable melody.
- "A Sound That Only You Can Hear" — This song showcases the band's ability to blend introspective lyrics with captivating instrumentation, highlighting their distinctive sound.
- "Iron Flower" — 'Iron Flower' features lush instrumentation and metaphorical storytelling, providing insight into the band's lyrical prowess and emotional range.
Release Date
January 1, 1996
Artist Origin
Belgium
Tracklist
- 1 Not an Addict 4:48
- 2 A Sound That Only You Can Hear 4:12
- 3 White Kite Fauna 4:59
- 4 Mr. Freeze 4:26
- 5 Song for Catherine 3:02
- 6 To This Day 4:12
- 7 Iron Flower 4:35
- 8 Wait 5:06
- 9 Paradise in Me 2:07
- 10 My Record Company 3:43
- 11 Only Dreaming 3:53
- 12 Dad 3:07
- 13 Old Woman 1:55
- 14 Something's Wrong 3:45
