Sarah Cracknell of Saint Etienne: 'We thought we were making future music — it was quite nostalgic'
Saint Etienne's Sarah Cracknell
Saint Etienne became defined by a string of hits that captured the melancholic indie dance pop of the 1990s. Their output ranged from the Northern Soul-infused to their era-defining cover of Neil Young’s
Perhaps their most ubiquitous hit was the dance-floor anthem which began as a collaboration with ‘the prince of French Pop’ Étienne Daho.
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