Cleopatra turned their attention to socially conscious pop music with their second single ‘Life Ain’t Easy’.
Kelly Osbourne – One Word
Kelly Osbourne’s second album saw her drawn down the path of electropop. And true to form, it was a brilliant move.
allSTARS* – Back When
‘Back When’ saw the allSTARS* gather a team of songwriters with a proven track record and release their best single to date.
Geri Halliwell – It’s Raining Men
Only Geri Halliwell would have the audacity to take on ‘It’s Raining Men’ and make it her own…regardless of what that entailed.
Lindsay Lohan – Over
There’s no doubting Lindsay Lohan exuded star quality, but ‘Over’ had to prove that a pop career was the right outlet for it.
Triple Eight – Knockout
Triple Eight sought to fill the boyband void with their debut single ‘Knockout’. But were they punching above their weight?
Honeyz – Love Of A Lifetime
The Honeyz were on the cusp of a lucrative record deal in America when they released ‘Love Of A Lifetime’. What could possibly go wrong?
Westlife – Swear It Again
‘Swear It Again’ was the start of a new era for pop music and there was no stopping Westlife as they showcased a tried-and-tested formula.
Kavana – MFEO
We didn’t know it at the time, but Kavana’s fourth single ‘MFEO’ was a culturally significant moment in pop music.
Jessica Simpson – I Wanna Love You Forever
The ’90s/’00s teen-pop takeover continued apace as Jessica Simpson released her debut single ‘I Wanna Love You Forever’.
Emma Bunton – What Took You So Long?
Having blossomed as one of the Spice Girls’ best singers, the time came from Emma Bunton to launch her solo career proper
Atomic Kitten – Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt
As the final single from Atomic Kitten’s second album, ‘Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt’ had an important link to the group’s legacy.