What makes So Young by The Corrs notable?

So Young was a commercial success, peaking at number 4 on the UK Singles Chart and contributing to the band's burgeoning popularity in the late '90s. The K-Klass remix of the title track also received extensive airplay, establishing The Corrs as significant players in both the pop and rock scenes of that era. Released in late 1998, So Young marked The Corrs' transition into mainstream recognition following their debut album, Forgiven Not Forgotten. This EP showcased the band's distinctive sound that fused traditional Irish music with modern pop sensibilities, solidifying their appeal across diverse audiences.

How many songs are on So Young?

So Young has 3 tracks, running approximately 11 minutes.

Released 28 years ago today

So Young

The Corrs · 1998

11 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock

A vibrant blend of Celtic melodies and contemporary pop-rock energy ignites this infectious collection of songs.

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Top tracks — play these first

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So Young (K-Klass remix) — This remix amplifies the original's infectious energy with an upbeat dance rhythm, making it a staple in clubs and radio playlists alike.
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Forgiven Not Forgotten — The title track encapsulates the band's signature sound, blending heartfelt lyrics with engaging instrumentation that highlights their folk influences.
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Haste to the Wedding (acoustic) — This acoustic rendition underscores the band's vocal harmonies and traditional roots, offering a more intimate experience that contrasts with the other tracks.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Marked the band's transition to mainstream recognition after their debut.
Themes: Celtic melodies· Irish folk revival
Career context: Released in late 1998, So Young marked The Corrs' transition into mainstream recognition following their debut album, Forgiven Not Forgotten. This EP showcased the band's distinctive sound that fused traditional Irish music with modern pop sensibilities, solidifying their appeal across diverse audiences.
Stylistic neighbors: Enya· Clannad· The Cranberries