A-Teens' 1999 single "Happy New Year" served as a notable early release from the Swedish pop group, showcasing their energetic Europop sound. The track, a cover of ABBA's 1980 hit, was a strategic choice that capitalized on the band's ABBA connections.
- The single was released on August 2, 1999, by Universal Music AB.
- "Happy New Year" is a cover of a song originally by the Swedish pop group ABBA, released in 1980.
- This single preceded the release of A-Teens' debut studio album, The Extended Dance Collection, in 1999.
A-Teens were a Swedish pop group formed in 1998, continuing the legacy of the 1980s-era group ABBA. They specialized in synth-pop and dance-pop, achieving considerable success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The "Happy New Year" single was released in 1999, positioning A-Teens as inheritors of the Europop tradition.
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