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Even reading the words All Saints takes us back to simpler times, when pop music seemed far more innocent and pop stars – the female ones at least – wore far more clothes. The British group’s self-titled debut album was cooler and smarter than many of their candied peers (Spice Girls, we’re looking at you) and blended soulful vocals with rich, atmospheric production effortlessly. The album lays down emotionally charged and honest lyrics from start to finish. The production is lush yet minimal, allowing the powerful vocals to take centre stage, with classics like ‘Never Ever’, ‘I Know Where It’s At’ and ‘Lady Marmalade (’98 remix)’ all still oozing a nice new soul and r&b edge.
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