Released on Pulp's 1995 debut album Different Class, 'Something Changed' stands as a defining track of Britpop's golden era. The song features the band's signature blend of melodic pop sensibilities with the gritty, rhythmic energy characteristic of their early work. Written by Jarvis Cocker, the track explores themes of personal transformation and the shifting dynamics of relationships, delivered through a driving guitar riff and Cocker's distinctive vocal delivery. As a key component of the album's narrative, the recording captures the raw, youthful spirit of mid-90s British music, influencing countless peers and cementing Pulp's status as a major force in the genre.