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A brief interview with Keisha and Siobhan features in the June edition of DIY Magazine, available online below: https://diymag.com/magazine Siobhan showing love for Look At Me. :wub:

It's Not Easy. :wub: Honestly, what a song. One of the Real Girl tracks that I've always really appreciated. Love that she worked with Felix Howard and Paul Simm again. This. :cry: Song 4 Mutya had so much hype, and could have done much more had it been released pre-album. Like you said, the entire campaign was poorly managed.

In The Middle. :wub: That baseline. I have such fond memories of this being released during the Three era, so I have no shame in placing this at #1 on my list. In The Middle Run For Cover Stronger Red Dress Denial Wear My Kiss A fine collection of third singles on the whole, I must say.

A Sugababes version of Song 4 Mutya would be magnificent. :wub:

Nice! Although I'm so ready for a new remix to drop. :w00t:

Glad I saved the other version! I really liked those subtle differences in production, especially the longer intro.

Easy Girls No Can Do

Run For Cover is absolute classic Sugababes, so have to go with the original, of course. However, the MNEK Remix is still a job very well done. The perfect way to lead into this campaign.

Totally agree. The Song 4 Mutya remixes were so fun. I also love the Kissy Sell Out one: iiDa9B9xAWI :wub:

I wonder if this is an earlier mix/demo that's been uploaded by accident, as there's a bit of a volume drop at 2:16? Either way, I love to see Whit making her mark on their channel. :wub:

It's my pleasure! :wub:

So tough! I appreciate this album more than ever. A true masterpiece. Had to go with One Touch.

Profile picture and banner updated! Next up, video remasters. :wub:

Walk This Way Girls No Can Do Wear My Kiss

At long last, they've removed the 4.0 profile picture from their YouTube channel (it's currently blank). They've also renamed the channel from SugababesMusic to Sugababes YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVKPQq3huqEdMZNcFexwSgQ No significant changes other than the One Touch playlist now including the London Recordings music video uploads: But exciting to see that someone is finally working on this mess. :cheer:

So nice to see Mutya acknowledging the 14th anniversary of the Real Girl album: @1400728352160370688

Such flawless taste in this thread. :wub: The Three b-sides - particularly Colder In The Rain, Disturbed, and Someone In My Bed - are my all time favourites. I also love their cover of Killer, and Like The Weather (that should've been on Taller for sure).

Would be amazing if they released it over the weekend, but I'm thinking it'll be early next week now (maybe Tuesday, like the MNEK one). I'm so excited. :cheer:

Round Round :wub: Too Lost In You Ugly New Year About A Girl Change No Can Do

Totally agree. I love Naive - it's not far from one million plays on Spotify, so clearly we're not alone here. Although, Fast Car is her best cover. I so wish it was available on streaming. It appears to be available in some countries: https://open.spotify.com/album/0iUTHMCzrC37...sZWlei1LEitYJ3C

Poor Keisha... Mark played such an important role in the massive successes of the 2.0 years, but he was also the one who completely ruined the band in the end. Their 2006 Independent interview - in which he was very upfront about how he viewed Sugababes as a brand, and its members as disposable - made me so mad. He completely overlooked the damage that came with Mutya's departure: Anyway, my ranking is as follows: Mutya (always has been and always will be my #1) :wub: Keisha Siobhan/Heidi (I adore them both, but I do find it difficult to forgive Heidi for her actions in 2009, even though I can't imagine it was an easy time) Amelle Jade (for me, Jade doesn't count - I just don't see 4.0 as 'Sugababes')

Hole In The Head is featured on Little Mix's Girl Band Vibes Spotify playlist which is just short of 20,000 likes: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ZrvUwBXzv8HvY3dsKA3f6 Good taste. And will hopefully benefit from a few extra streams. :wub:

The In The Middle remixes were pretty cool: dERgVSfXlyY

Love this! Hope they stick it on YouTube.

Queen Buena! Love Real Girl (the single), but I can't help but think what could've been if they'd went down the more urban route with the album. The demos are flawless, whereas I find a lot of the songs on the album to be rather lifeless.