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Sugababes have joined forces with Metronomy for a remix of their breakout hit ‘Overload’ – the latest offering in a series of remixes taken from the forthcoming 20th Anniversary edition of their debut album ‘One Touch’.The Joe Mount-led band have delivered a garage-inspired twist on the track, which follows previous re-workings of album tracks by Blood Orange and MNEK.Singer Siobhan Donaghy said: “We’re so grateful Metronomy agreed to make a remix for us as part of our 20th anniversary.

Sugababes have released a remix of their debut single Overload as part of the 20th anniversary reissue of their first album One Touch.

Sugababes are a British pop group that came into prominence across the pond with their 2001 debut album One Touch. The project will receive a big 20th-anniversary reissue with brand new remixes, including a new version of "Same Old Story" helmed by Dev Hynes a.k.a.

The original line-up of the Sugababes admit that the constant line-up changes in the band had an impact on the music they produced. 

SUGABABES' fans have been left shocked as Keisha Buchanan reveals she was replaced in the band after being branded a bully. The singer made the confession on Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock's BBC racism documentary.

Sugababes stars have said they wouldn’t have been able to be as open about their mental health struggles back in the day.The trio – made up of Mutya Buena, Siobhán Donaghy and Keisha Buchanan – are celebrating their 20-year anniversary of their debut album, One Touch, while also preparing to drop new music.Speaking about the changes that have been made since they first stepped into the spotlight, Keisha and Siobhán revealed how ‘happy’ they are that the mental health of pop stars is discussed so widely now.And they opened up about how ‘grateful’ they feel that those are now making their way into the mainstream – something that would have been impossible when they first started out.Discussing Jesy Nelson’s exit from Little Mix due to her

Sugababes have announced that they are reissuing their debut album One Touch to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

Sugababes have announced their return to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their classic debut album ‘One Touch’, while also working on new music.

The Sugababes have sparked speculation of a comeback after posting a cryptic message on social media on Friday.A graphic with the band’s name appeared on their official Twitter, Facebook and Instagram channels, with the typeface of the group’s moniker reminiscent of that on their 2000 debut album, One Touch.In a short video, a simple tune played as flowers could be seen around the side of the screen as a row of lavender floated across the front.The caption simply stated the website ‘sugababes.com’ while three emojis matching the skin tone and hair colour of the original members Mutya Buena, 35, Keisha Buchanan, 36, and Siobhan Donaghy, 36, sat above.On the website, the word ‘twenty’ can be seen spelled out around the group’s name.Fans were

Sugababes have teased their first new music in eight years in a cryptic social media post.Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy, the trio who comprised the original line-up of Sugababes, reclaimed the group’s name in 2019, after previously recording as Mutya Keisha Siobhan, often shortened to MKS.In the same year, the trio, who departed the girl group in 2001, 2005 and 2009 respectively, recorded a version of Sweet Female Attitude’s 2000 song ‘Flowers’ with DJ Spoony for his ‘Garage Classical’ album which saw them credited as Sugababes for the first time since 2001.Today (May 7), the group took to social media to tease their return, sharing a 14-second piano instrumental with three women emojis and a link to their official

Personnel changes in pop can be unpredictable. When a member leaves, some groups struggle to recover, but if there's one band that proved a change could do them good, it was Sugababes.

Sugababes have scrapped plans for their 20th anniversary reunion.

The Sugababes enjoyed an impressive 13-year run in the music industry, with five Top 10 albums and in incredible 18 Top 10 singles.

SUGABABES singer Mutya Buena has shocked fans by appearing to roll a joint during an Instagram Live chat with her bandmate Keisha Buchanan. The tattooed pop star, who made a comeback with Keisha and Siobhan Donaghy last year, had promised followers a singing session with her pal.

Keisha Buchanan has revealed that she felt she bore "the brunt of criticism" as a black singer in Sugababes.The noughties girl band, whose hits included Hole in the Head and Push the Button, were famed for their ever-changing line-up as well as their chart success.Buchanan, Siobhan Donaghy and Mutya Buena started the band in 2000 but were plagued with rumours that some of the members, Buchanan in particular, were difficult to work with, especially following Donaghy's departure.However, Buchanan, now 35, believes that she was used as "collateral" and thrown "under the bus" due to systemic racism.Speaking on This Morning, the singer told Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that she now only feels comfortable to speak on the record about

Sugababes star Keisha Buchanan has described her experience of racism in the music industry, saying she was portrayed as the “instigator” of conflict within the pop group.

The singer was one of the founding members of the platinum-selling, chart-topping girl group, which saw several line-up changes over the years before announcing a comeback with the original three stars - Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena, and Buchanan - last year.As Black Lives Matter demonstrations continue around the world following the death of George Floyd, Buchanan speaks about her experiences in the group in a YouTube video entitled Life As The 'Black' Sugababe - My Story.Highlighting press reports in which she was described as a bully, she said the band - which formed in 1998 when she was still a teenager - had "fall-outs like most teenage girls" and added: "I have never bullied anyone in my life." Buchanan also spoke about being labelled