Phonique - Feel What You Want Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who originally wrote the song Feel What You Want?

   The song 'Feel What You Want' was originally written by Kristine W in collaboration with Rollo Armstrong and Rob Dougan. It was first released as a dance hit in 1994.

2. What are some themes explored in Feel What You Want?

   The song 'Feel What You Want' touches on themes such as love, emotional numbness, and existential contemplation. Kristine W's inspiration for the song came from her personal experiences with loss, particularly the death of her stepfather.

3. How was Feel What You Want received by critics?

   The song received widespread acclaim from critics. It was described as a 'soulful' and 'infectious anthem' by various reviewers. AllMusic editor John Bush highlighted Kristine W as one of the most soulful vocalists in dance music, and Billboard noted its potential success on dancefloors.

4. What impact did Feel What You Want have in dance music?

   Feel What You Want became a major hit in dance music, particularly renowned in the gay club scene where it became an anthem. It reached #1 on dance charts and was considered a standout track on Kristine W's album 'Land of the Living.'

5. Was there a music video for Feel What You Want?

   Yes, a music video was directed by British director Lindy Heymann. The video features Kristine W performing as different characters, including a clown and Elvis Presley. Lindy Heymann also directed the video for Kristine's subsequent single 'One More Try.'

6. What notable performances or appearances did Feel What You Want achieve?

   Feel What You Want was notably featured in Tomorrowland's official list of 'The Ibiza 500' in 2020. It charted twice in the UK due to its popularity, notably with a remix by Peter Ries in 1997.