Ok, there may be bigger things going on in the world right now, but this has bothered me for some time and following recent events, it feels like the right time to share this.

Victoria Beckham’s 2003 dance-pop banger, the Kylie/Dannii-esque Let Your Head Go, is a fan-favourite and critically acclaimed gem, with its irresistible hook, sleek electronic production and a hilariously self-aware music video. And yet, both Let Your Head Go and its double A-side, the sultry R&B bop This Groove, are nowhere to be found on streaming services. Frankly, it’s a travesty.

Whether it’s down to the folding of her record label, Telstar, or a decision from Posh herself, these tracks have effectively vanished from the digital world.

Imagine having them at our fingertips, ready to stream anytime, anywhere. This isn’t just about convenience; it’s about preserving an important (and frankly iconic) slice of pop history.

Getting these songs onto Spotify, Apple Music and the rest wouldn’t just honour Victoria Beckham’s solo era - it would finally satisfy a long-standing and very real collective craving for nostalgia and joy.

So, let's come together and urge the relevant powers that be - Victoria Beckham, the rights holders, the distributors, whoever has the keys - to release two of her finest works back into the world.

Sign this petition if you believe that pop classics like Let Your Head Go and This Groove deserve to be streamed, celebrated and slightly overplayed once again.