Unbelievable ! Kate Bush didn't just sing "Running up that hill"

The

effect does not subside!

The original music video for

by Kate Bush, has just exceeded 100 million views on Youtube, reports Variety.

The series broadcast on Netflix indeed uses this song from 1985 in several key scenes of season 4, which prompted fans to listen to it in its entirety.

The video, which had approximately 48 million views before its use in

, therefore more than doubled its views.

And it is also the first top 10 in the American charts for Kate Bush, who said she was delighted to see a new generation discover one of her songs, 37 years after its release.

But fans of Kate Bush know it well, the British artist is not the woman of a single hit.

His rich discography contains an impressive number of pearls which in forty years have literally redefined pop music.

So, if you don't know or if you didn't know Kate Bush and her work here are 5 other titles to (re) discover urgently:

“Wuthering Heights”

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What were you doing when you were 18?

Kate Bush wrote this unforgettable song, which remains one of her best known to this day.

With lyrics inspired by

Heights by Emily Brontë (

, in VO).

“Babooshka”

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In this title which appears on her third album,

, Kate Bush tells the story of a woman who wants to test her husband's fidelity by sending him seductive letters, signed by a certain Babooshka.

Spoiler: the story doesn't end well.

But it makes for a great pop song, ultra-catchy, that will make you too want to sing loudly “I'm all youuuuurs, Babooshka, Babooshka, Baboosk-ya-y-ya”.

"Cloudbusting"

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We could have included almost the entire album

which features

in this list, but since we only have to select a handful of songs, we kept

, an epic pop song, carried by grandiose strings and a hypnotic melody.

The song and the video directed by Julian Doyle evoke the history of the psychiatrist and philosopher Wilhelm Reich, who had invented a machine supposed to make rain (a cloudbuster), and his relationship with his son Peter.

"This Woman's Work"

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Written for

John Hughes ' film

, 1988), this heartbreaking ballad appears on the album

, from 1989. The song chronicles the emotions a man goes through as his wife and son unborn child are in danger.

, which was completely re-recorded for the

compilation , was also used in the first episode of the second season of

.

"King of the Mountain"

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Twelve years after

, Kate Bush returns with the album

.

From the first title,

, we see that the artist has lost none of his genius.

A song, which like the best stories, begins calmly before gaining intensity.

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