The 1998 album 'Toonage' by Danish dance-pop group Cartoons delivered a series of hyper-kinetic, sample-heavy tracks that cemented their reputation for unabashedly synthesized fun. The album spawned the international hit "Witch Doctor," a novelty song that borrowed heavily from the original 1958 recording.
- "Toonage" was released in 1998 by Parlophone Denmark, featuring the band's signature blend of dance-pop and bubblegum elements.
- The album's most successful single, "Witch Doctor," reached number 4 on the Danish charts and gained popularity across Europe.
- The group's distinctive, cartoonish image and sound were key elements of their appeal during the late 1990s Europop boom.
Cartoons were a Danish bubblegum dance trio formed in 1997. They achieved brief international success in the late 1990s with their catchy, toy-like brand of Europop.
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