“LET’S PARTY LIKE IT’S THE 90’s” By The Radio Addicts
- MANUEL

- Jun 25
- 3 min read

The Radio Addicts continue their remarkable rise through the UK’s independent music scene with their exhilarating new single, “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90’s.” Bursting with youthful confidence and infectious energy, the Bolton-based teenage indie-punk outfit delivers a track that feels tailor-made for festival crowds, summer road trips, and anyone craving the carefree excitement that defined one of music’s most celebrated decades. Released worldwide on June 12, 2026, the single is now available across major digital streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, Deezer, TIDAL, and many others, making it easily accessible for indie music lovers around the globe. Clocking in at just under three minutes, the song wastes no time grabbing listeners with explosive guitar work, irresistible hooks, and an instantly memorable chorus that refuses to leave your head long after the music fades.
Recorded at The Nave Studios in Leeds and produced by the highly respected Andy Hawkins, whose production credits include acclaimed bands such as Maximo Park and The Pigeon Detectives, the single captures everything that makes great indie pop-punk so enjoyable. From the opening guitar riff, the song launches into a whirlwind of energetic drums, driving basslines, and spirited vocal performances that perfectly complement its nostalgic theme. While the title pays tribute to the unforgettable party culture of the 1990s, the production feels thoroughly modern, balancing polished studio craftsmanship with the raw enthusiasm that has become The Radio Addicts’ trademark. The result is a song that feels equally at home on mainstream radio, alternative playlists, and live festival stages.
“Let’s Party Like It’s The 90’s” explores the unpredictable excitement of house parties, youthful romance, and navigating the colorful personalities that emerge when everyone gathers under one roof. Rather than simply relying on nostalgia, the band cleverly uses the spirit of the 1990s as a symbol of living in the moment before smartphones dominated social interactions. There’s a refreshing honesty in the storytelling, capturing awkward crushes, chaotic celebrations, and the desire to escape everyday pressures through music and friendship. The chorus arrives with the kind of euphoric sing-along quality that practically invites crowds to throw their hands in the air, making it easy to imagine audiences chanting every word during the band’s growing list of live performances.
What makes this release particularly impressive is the age of the musicians themselves. Despite being only in their early to mid-teens, The Radio Addicts demonstrate a level of songwriting maturity, musical chemistry, and performance confidence that many established bands spend years trying to achieve. Since forming in 2024, they have steadily built a reputation through relentless gigging, memorable live shows, and a rapidly expanding fanbase. Their sold-out debut vinyl EP MMXXV proved there was genuine demand for their music, while previous releases like “Scroll My Life Away” showcased their ability to pair socially relevant themes with catchy melodies. “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90’s” feels like another significant step forward, highlighting a band that understands both the heritage of British indie rock and the importance of bringing fresh energy to the genre.
Music Mingle proudly gives a huge shout-out to The Radio Addicts for continuing to champion authentic guitar-driven music with such passion, enthusiasm, and originality. In an era where genuine youthful bands are becoming increasingly rare, this quartet reminds listeners why indie music continues to thrive through honest songwriting, electrifying performances, and unwavering determination. “Let’s Party Like It’s The 90’s” is more than just a nostalgic anthem, it’s a statement of intent from one of Britain’s most exciting emerging unsigned bands. As they continue their extensive touring schedule and win over new audiences across England, this release feels destined to become a defining soundtrack of the summer. If this single is any indication of what’s still to come, The Radio Addicts are undoubtedly a band worth following closely, because their journey is only just beginning.
Written by Manuel
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