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D:Ream would deny permission for song after 1997 New Labour regret

31 May 2024
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D:Ream would deny permission for song after 1997 New Labour regret
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D:Ream, the 90s British pop group, would deny permission for their hit song “Things Can Only Get Better” to be used by New Labour after 1997 due to regret over the party’s policies. The band, known for their uplifting and optimistic music, felt that their song was being associated with a government that they no longer supported. This decision reflects the power that music has to convey strong political messages and the importance of artists standing by their beliefs.

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