What makes Want by Natalie Imbruglia notable?

The album's title track achieved notable success in remix culture, with various interpretations gaining traction in clubs and online, highlighting Imbruglia's ability to resonate within the electronic music scene. It reflects the growing trend of artists merging pop with dance elements during this era, influencing subsequent artists in both genres. In 2009, Natalie Imbruglia was transitioning from her earlier pop-rock roots into a more dance-oriented phase. 'Want' marked her return to the music scene after a four-year hiatus following her album 'Counting Down the Days', showcasing her adaptability to evolving musical trends.

How many songs are on Want?

Want has 3 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.

Want

Natalie Imbruglia · 2009

20 min · 3 tracks · pop music

A dance-infused collection of remixes that reinterprets Imbruglia's melodic pop through vibrant electronic soundscapes.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Want (The Shapeshifters Nocturnal mix) — This remix transforms the original into a club anthem, emphasizing rhythmic basslines while retaining Imbruglia’s signature vocal warmth, making it a highlight for dance floors.
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Want (Cassette club remix) — This version features an upbeat tempo and playful synths, effectively capturing the essence of early 2000s dance music while showcasing Imbruglia's versatile vocals.
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Want (Buzz Junkies club remix) — The Buzz Junkies take on the track introduces sharp beats and dynamic drops, creating a fresh interpretation that appeals to both pop and electronic listeners alike.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Represents a shift to a dance-oriented sound, differing from her established pop-rock style.
Themes: club-ready anthems· dance floor reinvention· 2000s electronic revival
Career context: In 2009, Natalie Imbruglia was transitioning from her earlier pop-rock roots into a more dance-oriented phase. 'Want' marked her return to the music scene after a four-year hiatus following her album 'Counting Down the Days', showcasing her adaptability to evolving musical trends.
Stylistic neighbors: Dido· Sarah McLachlan· Sheryl Crow

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Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Want (The Shapeshifters Nocturnal mix)

The chorus shifts in tone as it repeatedly asks for connection, layering harmonies that evoke yearning amidst the pulsating rhythm.

The layering creates a sense of urgency that complements the dance vibe, transforming personal longing into an anthem for collective movement.