Career
Having released tracks since 1999, they reached #34 in the UK Singles Chart in March 2001 with "True Love Never Dies", a mash-up of "Airwave" by Rank 1 and Donna Williams' "True Love Never Dies", with re-recorded vocals by Kelly Llorenna. On its second release, it reached #7 in February 2002, which was higher than Airwave itself had climbed in the UK charts.
In addition to Kelly Llorenna, Karen Parry has also provided vocals for the act, including on their 2002 #3 UK hit, "Shooting Star". Jo James is another singer who provided vocals for their releases, "Field of Dreams" and a remix of the Whitney Houston hit "I Wanna Dance With Somebody". They have also produced a remix of Ayumi Hamasaki's song "July 1st" which peaked at #3 on Japan's Oricon album chart.
The band recorded a cover version of the Pop! song, "Heaven and Earth", but it was not released as a single.
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