radio and retail people is definitely not for me." Despite disagreements with MCA, Alexander finally agreed to shoot a video for "Someday We'll Know." But with the band then defunct, the song got little attention and the New Radicals became known as a one-hit wonder. On January 20, 2021, New Radicals reunited for the first time in 22 years on inauguration day for President Joe Biden to perform "You Get What You Give". The song was used as a rally song during Biden's campaign events and a favorite of Joe's son Beau Biden, who died in 2015. The song's lyrics were recited by his sister Ashley during his eulogy at his funeral. The band had rejected offers to reform over the past 22 years but wanted to honor this day and honor Beau, who was a military veteran. "We pledged if Joe [Biden] won, we’d get together and play our little song both in memory and in honor of our new president’s patriot son Beau and also with the prayer of Joe being able to bring our country together again with compassion, honesty and justice for a change." Alexander said prior to their performance. Post–New Radicals Since disbanding the group in the summer of 1999, Alexander has written and produced hit songs for many artists, including Ronan Keating (e.g. co-producing and co-writing the album Destination), Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Enrique Iglesias, Texas, Geri Halliwell, S Club 7, Melanie C, Mónica Naranjo, Rod Stewart, Hanson and fellow ex-New Radical Danielle Brisebois. Alexander's composition "The Game of Love", recorded by Santana and Michelle Branch, earned him a Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals at the 45th Annual Grammy Awards. AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine described Alexander as "the catchiest, smartest professional mainstream pop songwriter of the early 2000s." In 2004, a new Alexander track, "A Love Like That," was released uncredited on the Internet. It was suspected to be a New Radicals outtake, as parts of the lyrics were found in the booklet for Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too. Alexander collaborated with Hanson, co-writing the song "Lost Without Each Other," which was included on Hanson's 2004 album, Underneath. A new song entitled "Why Can't We Make Things Work" written by Alexander (and Rick Nowels) was released by Any Dream Will Do winner Lee Mead in November 2007, on his self-titled album. In 2003, he wrote four songs on Enrique Iglesias' album 7, under