
In an era of manufactured pop acts, the original Sugababes were outliers. Stylistically interesting and sonically adventurous, their immaculately locked-in harmonies and street sensibilities set them apart from the cheery but musically limp acts that crowded Top of the Pops. Key to that magic? Each brought a unique point of view to the group – Donaghy’s indie stylings, Buchanan’s unimpeachable pop instincts, Buena’s gritty soulfulness – creating a sound that was as unpredictable as it was distinctive.
Ang/Vogue, 2023
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