Rednex

Sweden Est. 1994

"A relentless beat drives forward while banjo twangs punctuate the air, creating a buoyant texture that encourages movement and joy."

Quick Start

A good place to start with Rednex is…

Sex & Violins

1995

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Career Arc

Rednex's discography from 1994 to 2009

1994 2001 2009

Old Pop in an Oak (1994) Cotton Eye Joe (1994) Sex & Violins (1995) Inbred With Rednex (1995) Rolling Home (1995) Wild 'N Free (1995) Wish You Were Here (1995) Riding Alone (1997) The Way I Mate (1999) Farm Out (2000) Hold Me for a While (2000) The Spirit of the Hawk (2000) The Chase (2001) The Best of the West (2002) Fe Fi (The Old Man Died) (2006) Mama Take Me Home (2006) Anyway You Want Me (2007) Looking for a Star (2007) Football Is Our Religion (2008) The Cotton Eye Joe Show (2009)

Rednex matters for their bold fusion of country and Eurodance, creating a sound that defies traditional genre boundaries and invites listeners to engage with music in a playful, almost rebellious way. They brought a sense of whimsy to the dance floor, transforming the perception of how country themes can coexist with electronic beats, and encouraging a global audience to embrace this unconventional pairing. Their impact resonates in the way they opened doors for artists to explore unexpected musical combinations, inviting fans from different backgrounds to come together through a shared love for fun. Their approach hinges on an exuberant embrace of kitsch, both in their sonic choices and in the visual imagery that accompanies their performances. This playfulness is matched by an infectious energy that often leads to raucous live shows, where audiences are not just passive listeners but active participants who revel in the absurdity of it all. By blending banjo riffs with pulsating rhythms and catchy hooks, Rednex has crafted a sound that commands attention while making room for laughter and enjoyment. Lyrically, Rednex often explores themes of rural life, party culture, and tongue-in-cheek humor, weaving narrative threads that reflect both sincerity and irony. Their storytelling is characterized by a light-hearted tone that encourages listeners to let loose and celebrate life's quirks rather than take it too seriously. This blend of earnestness and playful sarcasm creates an atmosphere where everyone feels invited to join the revelry.

Full discography

Rednex's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

20 releases • 4 albums • 1 EP • 1994–2009

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Albums ()

The Cotton Eye Joe Show

2009

The Best of the West

2002

Farm Out

2000

Sex & Violins

1995

EPs ()

Inbred With Rednex

1995

Singles ()

Football Is Our Religion

2008

Anyway You Want Me

2007

Looking for a Star

2007

Fe Fi (The Old Man Died)

2006

Mama Take Me Home

2006

The Chase

2001

Hold Me for a While

2000

The Spirit of the Hawk

2000

The Way I Mate

1999

Riding Alone

1997

Rolling Home

1995

Wild 'N Free

1995

Wish You Were Here

1995

Old Pop in an Oak

1994

Cotton Eye Joe

1994

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Timeline

How their sound evolved over time

Sex & Violins (1995)

Inbred With Rednex (1995)

Farm Out (2000)

The Best of the West (2002)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rednex sound like?

A relentless beat drives forward while banjo twangs punctuate the air, creating a buoyant texture that encourages movement and joy. Rooted in country and techno. Start with Farm Out.

What is the best Rednex album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Farm Out" (2000). It's the most representative of what makes Rednex worth hearing.

Who is Rednex for?

If you're into country and techno, Rednex is worth your time. A relentless beat drives forward while banjo twangs punctuate the air, creating a buoyant texture that encourages movement and joy.

How many albums does Rednex have?

Rednex has 20 releases in their discography, including 4 albums and 1 EP.

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