Whatever Happened to Sunny Delight?

Originally marketed as a 'healthy alternative' to fizzy pop, Sunny Delight was the sickly coloured wonder drink that kids could guzzle through a whole Simpsons marathon without being told off by their parents.

This was because the clever people at Procter & Gamble had somehow convinced us that despite essentially being a concentrated dose of diabetes, it was actually good for us. To understand how they got away with this for so long you have to realise it was the 90's: healthy food hadn't been invented yet. Chips glowed in the dark, meat was made of synthetics and buying vegetables was just a cause for your girlfriend to question your sexuality.

90’s Music Revival

In case you weren’t aware, we are in the midst of a ’90s revival. This means a few changes around the place. First and foremost, it suddenly becomes OK to sport double denim, secondly ditch those Louboutins and hunt out your finest glitter-filled jelly bean shoe and last but by no means least, tie dye no longer becomes something that you do at an after school club (Although the experience comes in very handy).But how has this impacted the world of music?  Well let me tell you...