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Steps | Scared of the Dark

Today we feature “Scared of the Dark” by Steps, UK Eurovision winners, released in 2017. Twelve hours after its release, it reached number one on the UK’s iTunes charts and debuted at #37 on the UK Singles Chart. The key change is at 3:05.

Samantha Mumba | Always Come Back to Your Love

Closing out the week with a 2001 hit from the Irish singer Samantha Mumba, “Always Come Back to Your Love.” Key change at 2:30. Enjoy and have a good weekend!

S Club 7 | Bring It All Back

More vintage 90s coming at you today with 1999’s “Bring It All Back” by S Club 7. Key change at 2:42. Enjoy!

Christina Aguilera (feat. Demi Lovato) | Fall in Line

“Fall In Line” by Christina Aguilera (featuring Demi Lovato) is the second single from the album Liberation (2018). The New York Times calls the track “a defiant dirge addressed directly to ‘little girls’ … it insists, ‘You do not owe them your body and your soul.’” The key change is at 3:00.

Five | Until the Time Is Through

Five has sold over 20 million records worldwide and has produced 11 top ten singles and four top ten albums in the UK. “Until the Time is Through” (1998) features a unique modulation prep type — silence! Key change at 3:14.

Michael Buble | I Believe in You

Here’s Michael Buble’s 2017 hit “I Believe In You.” The album which is home to the track, Nobody But Me, hit #2 on the Billboard album chart and was also a hit across Europe and much of Asia. The modulation is at 2:49.

Jennifer Hudson | Where You At

Here’s some JHud with “Where You At,” the lead single from her 2011 album I Remember Me. Key change at 2:48.

Jonathan Read Gealt (feat. Natalie Weiss) | Quiet

Here is Jonathan Reid Gealt‘s “Quiet” (2011), sung by the incomparable Natalie Weiss. Key change from E to G at 1:24, and then back to E at 2:00.

Boyzone | When You Say Nothing at All

Another new artist for MotD, and another common tone modulation. Here is Boyzone’s “When You Say Nothing At All” (1999). Key change is at 2:29 is unorthodox in that it goes from G to E. It stays there only briefly though before returning to G to stay to the end.

NSYNC | This I Promise You

Happy Monday! We kick the week off with some classic *NSYNC — “This I Promise You” (2000). I was actually surprised to discover I never posted this song back in the day — it’s a good one. Modulation at 3:11 — Enjoy!