Development
"Denial" was written by Sugababes members Heidi Range, Keisha Buchanan and Amelle Berrabah in collabroation with Flex Turner, Elliot Malloy and Vanessa Brown. During an interview with BBC, Brown discussed her contribution to the track, saying: "I wrote a song called Denial which was submitted to them and they liked it. I was lucky because they probably had millions of songs being pitched to them. But by giving that song away it was validation that I'd truly found who I am in both territories as a song writer, as a producer, as a writer and as an artist." She wrote the song while on the Victoria Line in London Underground. Turner and Malloy also produced and programmed "Denial". Turner provided the guitar for the track, while additional keyboard and drum programming was provided by Pete Boxsta Martin and Jeremy Wheatley, respectively. Mixing for the song was also done by Wheatley at Twenty One Studios, London; Richard Edgeler served as the assistant.
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