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New single from Natalie and Nicole Appleton, their first music as a duo in 23 years - out tomorrow! They're performing at Mighty Hoopla this summer and doing BBC Radio 2's Piano Room next month. The preview sounds brilliant so I think we're in for another album as brilliant as Everything's Eventual - assuming that's what this is leading to, since there's no news yet. Apple Music - Web PlayerFalling Into You - Single by Appleton on Apple MusicAlbum · 2026 · 1 Song

I love the cover. Also love that instead of bowing down to people saying she's too sexual, she seems to be going even further with it. Let a grown ass woman do what she wants to do, it's the parents job to police what their children listen to.

I've been listening to this album pretty much daily since it was accidentally posted to Apple Music back in February and it still hasn't gotten old, every song is still slapping hard! Heavy Love was such a stellar comeback record, but I don't really go back to the new songs on the Greatest Hits much so I was a bit worried when she said Super Magic was a taste of things to come. I was wrong to ever doubt her. Actually, I was wrong to ever doubt that a comeback from Louise would work. Going back to when she first confirmed new music was coming, I was expecting a fully midtempo MOR R&B affair but it's been bops pretty much ever since! The chorus for Follow Me could go viral on TikTok with it's 1, 2, 3 and Get Into It & It Ain't Love should in an ideal world be summer smashes. Louise really smashed it out of the park on this album and I love how rightfully proud she is of the album. Now let's hope that this album charts well so we can get a tour!

What a ******* horrible excuse of a man, I hope they throw the book at him for putting Keisha through this.

She was dropped from her deal with Parlophone in 2019 after No Shame flopped, this new album will be released with BMG supposedly.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DImOGtJoeA6/?igsh=MThuNWo0cDNxNHFoYw== New single coming "soon", she mentioned in an interview it's written by a member of her band.

Confession has been in my head since the first listen. I'm ashamed to admit that in the run up to the release of Stretch, I was expecting middle of the road pop music (think Emma Bunton's My Happy Place album), and yet she continues to just blow me away. What a woman! I don't love that some of the songs are so short and I hate the situation for Louise and any issues that this might cause but the album is brilliant - Get Into It in an ideal world would be a future #1 worldwide smash, hopefully it won't be another 5 year wait for the next one!

The main thing sticking out for me in Amelle's comments is her stating the label didn't want to work with Keisha. Which label is she talking about? Island, the label that immediately signed Keisha as a solo act? Or Roc Nation, who dropped the Sugababes after Keisha was replaced - the label that Amelle and Heidi suddenly started saying they were never signed to in the first place, despite a lot of the Get Sexy promo being based around this big US signing that had happened? If Island didn't want to work with her, they wouldn't sign her for solo work - and Roc Nation dropping the band is a huge sign it was Keisha they wanted to work with, not Amelle and Heidi.

Heidi has shown absolutely zero interest in being a Sugababe for 13 years. Get over it.

I think it's ignorant to pretend that Leigh Anne being black hasn't played a part in her music not getting as much support as Perrie's has. Leigh Anne's first two songs were absolute bangers that deserved better.

I suppose I say good luck to Christel. She's going to need it, working with these two nightmares. They'll be lucky to get booked - firstly, Prides are the main source of income for girl groups that aren't big anymore and secondly - who is going to want Eternal without the two most famous members but a random girl in their place? It's tragic.

Okay but... why is this song credited to Warner Music Nashville and not Interscope?

Coachella confirmed!

I still want Gwen's new record but happy to wait a bit longer if we're finally getting a reunion!

Trying to compare Sugababes and Girls Aloud in 2023 is pathetic, considering the groups are fans of each other. Different styles, different audiences. Girls Aloud are a big, camp arena touring band. Sugababes were never that. Just like you wouldn't see Girls Aloud on the billing for something like Boiler Room, Drumsheds or TRNSMT.

Turns out 'Threads' wasn't her final studio album after all! First single, 'Alarm Clock' is out now:

Out October 6th Snippet:

Seemingly it was more an alert to the fact that Kacey was about to break the record as the most streamed female country artist of all time on Spotify.

One of the UK's biggest girl groups of the 1990s. Their debut album, Always and Forever was the first album by a girl group to sell over a million copies in the UK.

Gutted. I'd been saying forever that I'd love them to get back together, but I'm so glad Kelle and Louise are standing for what's right. x

Not everything is reliant on charts and... "hits". Though, I'm not sure someone with a Taylor Swift avi and username could comprehend that. The fact that Sugababes headlined the O2 Arena while many of their 00s peers are on Butlins line-ups is confirmation enough that they're a viable act in 2023.

Just performed their biggest ever headline show but "everyone's moved on". Alright babe, whatever makes you happy.

Brand new single, out at midnight local time! Written by Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan with Iain James and George Moore, produced by George Moore. Being released under BMG!