"'Things Can Only Get Better' was not just a hit; it became synonymous with a political movement, capturing the optimism of a generation eager for change."
"The song's adoption by the Labour party in 1997 was a strategic move that resonated with voters, making it an anthem of hope during a pivotal election."
Pete Cunnah's song 'Things Can Only Get Better' became a significant hit in the mid-1990s, comparable to other iconic tracks of the era. The song gained further prominence when it was adopted as the campaign anthem for New Labour during Tony Blair's rise to power in 1997. This association marked a transformative period in British politics, symbolizing hope and change for the nation.
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