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Jade Ewen was in a failed girl-band, Trinity
Stone, before representing UK at Eurovision,
with a middle-of-the-road Lloyd-Webber
number. Despite that, Geffen Records signed
her up to do a sub-Beyonce r'n'b album.
A whole lot of cash was spunked on the
project - the album was recorded and the Outside
Organisation, who once represented the Spice
Girls, were signed up to publicise it.
"Jade embodies the current mood in music -
credible cool with a mainstream twist" they
claimed. By the time the first single entered
the chart last week at number 30, it must have
been painfully obvious that this was not
the general consensus.
With solo career put on hold, Jade joined
the Sugababes. A nice solution for all
concerned. Then again, we have to agree with
Mutya, "Personally, I just don't think the
Sugababes is the Sugababes anymore".
Rare indeed is the band that can survive a full
personnel change and live to tell the tale. The
only other band we can find to have done it?
Grindcore pioneers Napalm Death.
From Popbitch