Song · New Politics
“Yeah Yeah Yeah” by New Politics
From the album New Politics (2010)
“Yeah Yeah Yeah” by New Politics appears on 16 radio countdowns from 16 stations in 2010. It was first released in 2010 on the album New Politics. Its best result is #14 on the WBRU Top 95 Songs of 2010. In the combined RockLists rankings it is the #62 alternative song of 2010 and #245 of the '10s.
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"Yeah Yeah Yeah" was the first single from Danish rockers New Politics, lifted off their self-titled 2010 debut, and it goes back to the very start: they wrote it just as they decided to become a band, growing it out of an earlier tune called "Monkey Funk". Singer David Boyd and guitarist Søren Hansen wrote it, and Hansen co-produced with Jon Kaplan and David Sardy, who also mixed it.
Hansen credits it, along with "Dignity", with getting the band to America, and he still loves playing it live; drummer Louis Vecchio points newcomers to it first. It reached No. 45 on Billboard's Hot Rock Songs chart, landed on the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit soundtrack and in a Dell commercial, and its video sends Boyd climbing a wall.
Written with AI assistance from RockLists chart data, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia.
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