Artist: Atomic Kitten
Genre(s):
Dance
Other
Rock: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Love Doesn't Have To Hurt
Year: 2003
Tracks: 4
Ladies Night
Year: 2003
Tracks: 15
Feels So Good
Year: 2002
Tracks: 15
Right Now
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
After the surface and go down of Take That, Spice Girls, and Boyzone, the U.K. didn't hold back with churning out key signature pop artists. British acts of the Apostles such as A1, Westlife, and the television lampoon dance band, Hear'Say burnt-out radio set waves for the early contribution of the tenner and the dance-pop trio Atomic Kitten linked the ranks of chart battles and tabloid blaze. Fans loved it, for the story slow the mathematical group exudes a soap opera genius standardized to their idols, the Spice Girls. Founded in 1999 by Orchestral Manoeuvers in the Dark's Andy McCluskey, Kerry Katona, Liz McLarnon, and Natasha Hamilton hailed from Liverpool and were in search of an electric outlet to execute their popstar dreams. And they were scantily kayoed of their teens when a quicky consider with Innocent Records in summer 1999 sealed the dish out for Atomic Kitten. "Right Now" and "Attend Ya" were instant Top 10 hits in Europe and "Unharmed Again" reached number one in wintertime 2001. They were mainstays on MTV although such success did non go off without a stop. Kerry Katona announced to the press in September 2000 that she and Westlife's Bryan McFaden were an item and had been for a year. They were as well expecting a sister and an engagement before long followed. Katona's dislike for travelling lED her to leave the group, a foolish move she regretted after Atomic Kitten earned whirlwind praise with their debut Correct Now. Precious' Jenny Frost aimed to fill Katona's place and a cover of the Bangles' "Interminable Flame" was buzz in spring 2001. A report of Blondie's "The Tide Is High" followed various months by and by piece stateside attention began to high temperature up, placing Atomic Kitten side by side to the likes of The Supremes and The Spice Girls for having more than a xII singles shoot #1 on the charts. With the success of deuce more singles from their 2002 album Feels So Good -- "Be With You" and "The Last Goodbye" -- Atomic Kitten landed a US deal with Virgin before the year's end. As the club/dance cut "Love Doesn't Have to Hurt" burnt-out up the UK charts, Atomic Kitten prepped for their self-titled American debut, which was released in April 2003.
Bade Ghulam Ali Khan
