Romeo and Christina Milian were an unlikely pairing for his second single, but ‘It’s All Gravy’ is as likeable as it is immensely catchy.
Dannii Minogue vs Flower Power – You Won’t Forget About Me
‘You Won’t Forget Me’ was as much a statement of intent for Dannii Minogue as it was an attempt to turn a dance track into a chart hit.
Hilary Duff – So Yesterday
‘So Yesterday’ helped Hilary Duff lay the foundation upon which a new generation of pop stars stampeded into the charts.
B*Witched – Jesse Hold On
B*Witched’s chart-topping form was bound to end at some point, but few would have predicted just how quickly things would start to unravel…
Will Mellor – No Matter What I Do
‘No Matter What I Do’ wasn’t quite the successful second single Will Mellor needed, but it was very good, nonetheless.
Honeyz – Never Let You Down
‘Never Let You Down’ was smartly pitched as continuing the Honeyz sound but with the subtext of being a soft relaunch.
Sarah Whatmore – Automatic
‘Automatic’ only missed the top 10 by a whisker, but that was enough to derail Sarah Whatmore’s promising pop career.
Eternal – Angel Of Mine
‘Angel Of Mine’ was a perfect single to accompany Eternal’s greatest hits, but it had already been promised to another artist…
Shayne Ward – If That’s OK With You
‘If That’s OK With You’ was a triumphant comeback for Shayne Ward, even if it did divide opinion somewhat.
Westlife – Obvious
‘Obvious’ mastered the Westlife formula but found itself overshadowed when Brian McFadden quit the group weeks after the single was released.
B*Witched – Rollercoaster
It was smooth sailing for B*Witched when they claimed a second consecutive #1 single with ‘Rollercoaster’.
BBMak – Back Here
‘Back Here’ wasn’t a hit when it was originally released in the UK, but that didn’t stop BBMak casually conquering America in the meantime.
