90s runway songs free#

It’s a slow jam that calls for dropping low, and we can definitely get behind that. “Pony” by Ginuwine: You can blame or thank Channing Tatum for taking this song to a new level in present-day pop culture, but you can’t deny the fact that this song is a must. And though *all* the lyrics don’t quite fit the wedding bill, some are right on the money: “The indescribable moments of your life tonight, the impossible is possible tonight, believe in me as I believe in you, tonight.” So bright.

Wasn’t this video the best? Like, so truly weird but, therefore, so truly ‘90s. “Tonight, Tonight” by Smashing Pumpkins: James Iha, D’Arcy, the drummer whose name I forget and good old Billy Corgan - all our besties dressed in weird period clothing playing music in clouds while floating in the sky. And if you’re rocking hipster specs as you stroll down the aisle, more power to you.

90s runway songs free#

“Stay” by Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories: Feel free to close your eyes and nod to the beat in agreement with the ‘90s realness of this track. An instrumental version of this would slay on the runway of your wedding. I know it’s beyond cheesy, but I don’t know, it’s got a special je ne sais quoi that manages to work.

“(I Can’t Help) Falling In Love With You” by UB40: This reggae-inspired rendition of Elvis Presley’s 1961 ballad kind of makes me weak in the knees. Rock out to this while taking a sip of celebratory whiskey with your bros, and feel free to bust out your air guitar. “Welcome to Paradise” by Green Day: Dudes. Glorious, right? Busting a move to this track is a stellar way to shake off any pre-wedding jitters. “Move This (Shake That Body)” by Technotronic: Remember that Revlon commercial where Cindy Crawford romps on the beach with her supermodel friends to this song? If you need a refresher, here it is. If we want to take it there, I could also point out that this moment happens to be the last point at which you are a Miss and not a Mrs., and arguably, just a girl :)

And, on your wedding day, it makes an excellent soundtrack for sipping mimosas with the most important ladies in your life. We all wanted to be girly but still tough, feminine but not frilly - and front-woman Gwen Stefani captured this dichotomy perfectly. Below, check out the best of the best in one seriously rockin' playlist, and then click ahead for the top tracks at all of our favorite shows this season.“Just a Girl” by No Doubt: This anthemic song by then-ska band No Doubt was just what ‘90s girls needed way back when. This season, there was a whole lotta Disclosure, Darkside, and Lorde, as well as plenty of golden oldies (fashion week isn't a fashion week without a Rolling Stones song or two, and last week's was no exception). They're usually filled with of-the-moment jams-to go with the of-the-moment threads, obviously. Runway shows are nothing without the right soundtrack to set the scene, which is why so many designers tap in-demand DJs and other music industry elite to make exclusive mis tailored to their collections.

Though our obsession with what's happening on the runway, in the front row, and outside the shows during New York Fashion Week has been well-documented, we're also wildly interested in what's happening over the sound system, too.