Debut song by a 90s Western girls' band
The early recordings of a band are always so energetic and captivating, aren’t they? Especially when it comes to their debut single…
The technique and polish may feel a bit raw at times, but the intensity is on a whole different level.
As their career goes on, their musical style evolves, too.
That’s exactly the charm of it.
This time, I researched debut singles by ’90s Western girl bands.
Hope you enjoy it.
Playlist
| Debut song by a 90s Western girls' band | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | I Know Where It’s AtAll Saints | play_arrow | A smash hit by a British girl group |
| 2east | What’s Up4 Non Blondes | play_arrow | 4 Non Blondes’ revolutionary song moved the world |
| 3east | Hold OnWilson Phillips | play_arrow | Wilson Phillips's debut single becomes a big hit |
| 4east | Hey Mr. D.J.Zhane | play_arrow | Jhene is a hip-hop duo |
| 5east | CannonballThe Breeders | play_arrow | The Breeders’ signature ’90s alternative song |
| 6east | No, No, NoDestiny’s Child | play_arrow | Destiny's Child debuts |
| 7east | Just A GirlNo Doubt | play_arrow | Gwen Stefani’s social rebellion song |
| 8east | DreamsThe Cranberries | play_arrow | The Cranberries’ captivating debut song |
| 9east | Pretend We’re DeadL7 | play_arrow | A signature work by L7 and part of the ’90s alternative scene. |
| 10east | C’est la VieB*Witched | play_arrow | Bewitched rises to No. 1 in the UK |
| 11east | WannabeSpice Girls | play_arrow | The Spice Girls become a worldwide smash hit |
| 12east | 808Blaque | play_arrow | Black was a one-hit wonder who couldn’t sustain success after “808.” |
| 13east | Ain’t 2 Proud 2 BegTLC | play_arrow | TLC was a successful group. Nine songs made the Top 10. |
| 14east | StutterElastica | play_arrow | Elastica’s 1993 debut work |
| 15east | Only Happy When It RainsGarbage | play_arrow | Introduction to Garbage’s debut single |
| 16east | Retard GirlHole | play_arrow | Hall's first recording: a punk rock cry of anger |
| 17east | No Way, No WayVanilla | play_arrow | Vanilla’s debut song, a popular Euro-pop-style track |
| 18east | LatelyDIVINE | ![]() | R&B trio disbands soon after debut |
| 19east | Steelo702 | play_arrow | 702 had a top-ten hit after their debut |
| 20east | We Must Be In LovePure Soul | play_arrow | Pure Soul disbanded after one hit song |
| 21east | Just Kickin’ ItXscape | play_arrow | Escape scored a hit with their debut song in 1993. |
| 22east | I LikeKut Klose | play_arrow | Cut Close's big hit song |
| 23east | StayEternal | play_arrow | Eternal, a popular group with a string of hit songs |
| 24east | Take It From MeGIRLFRIEND | play_arrow | Australian girl group |
| 25east | Naked EyeLuscious Jackson | play_arrow | Luscious Jackson's gem-like single |
| 26east | Field Of FlowersSixpence None The Richer | play_arrow | Sixpence None the Richer's debut song |
| 27east | SupermodelThe Juliana Hatfield Three | play_arrow | Juliana Hatfield's alternative rock |
| 28east | Talk To MeWild Orchid | play_arrow | Wild Orchid’s dance-pop R&B debut |
| 29east | I Am, I FeelAlisha’s Attic | play_arrow | The success of Alisha’s Attic and the popularity of their songs |
| 30east | I Can Love You BetterDixie Chicks | play_arrow | Dixie Chicks' debut single |
| 31east | Cleopatra’s ThemeCleopatra | play_arrow | Cleopatra’s activities and song success |
| 32east | You Don’t Wanna MissFor Real | play_arrow | Four-member R&B group disbands after seven singles fail to sell |
| 33east | Stroke You UpChanging Faces | play_arrow | Changing Faces reunion |
| 34east | Hold OnEn Vogue | play_arrow | En Vogue’s smash hits and long-running career |
| 35east | Good LifeThe Braxtons | play_arrow | A big star is born from the Braxtons |
| 36east | Waiting For The DayBachelor Girl | play_arrow | Bachelor Girl's signature work |
| 37east | Right NowAtomic Kitten | play_arrow | Group produced by Andy McCluskey |
| 38east | Right HereSWV | play_arrow | SWV successfully transitioned from gospel to R&B |
| 39east | Pass the Lovin’Brownstone | play_arrow | Los Angeles R&B group, disbanded in ’97 |
| 40east | Ooh Stick YouDaphne and Celeste | play_arrow | Idol duo disbands; debut single becomes a hit |
| 41east | KrazyBlackgirl | play_arrow | Black Girl, formed in '92, disbanded in '96, reunited in '16 |
| 42east | Somethin’ to Ride ToThe Conscious Daughters | play_arrow | The tough situation facing female rap groups |
| 43east | I Wanna Love YouJade | play_arrow | Jade is an R&B trio. They produced hit songs. |
| 44east | Can’t You SeeTotal | play_arrow | Total had success with a smash hit song |
| 45east | Head over HeelsAllure | play_arrow | Allure debuts on Crave Records |


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