Where Are They Now? ’90s One-Hit Wonders

The ’90s gave us hit bands like Backstreet Boys, Pearl Jam, Oasis and NSYNC. But there are also plenty of one-hit wonders who blessed us with only a single single.

And after they made it big with just one great song, we barely, if ever, heard from these 1990s one-hit wonders again.

So while many of them have faded from the charts, we commemorate these lost hits with this list.

White Town

If the “Star Wars” theme song and Bing Crosby’s “My Woman” got together, then 1996’s “Your Woman” would have been their love child. Maybe it was the song’s eeriness that made it a hit. But British musician Jyoti Mishra didn’t do much after that. One hit is better than no hits, am I right?

Haddaway

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The Tinidadian-German musician is known for his 1993 single “What is Love“. But the catchy dance song, which re-entered charts when German DJ Klass made a remix of it in 2009 didn’t help skyrocket his career.

Today, Haddaway lives in Kitzbuhel, Austria, but hasn’t released squat since 2012.

Natalie Imbruglia

In 1997, “Torn” became a one hit wonder for the Australian singer. Then, everyone forgot she even existed and moved on.

Natalie eventually tried her luck with acting and starred in “Johnny English” and “Closed For Winter.” But really hasn’t done much since 2015.

Lou Bega

The German pop star reintroduced jive dance to the 90’s era in 1999’s hit “Mambo No. 5“. But even though his mix of 40 and 50s music elements and modern beats were a hit, Bega’s other hits like “Ladies and Gentlemen” in 2001, and “Lounatic” crashed and burned.