Sugababes由3位来自英国伦敦，平均年龄不到16岁小孩所组成。三人12岁时在一场舞会中一拍即合，便开始了她们的合唱生涯。专辑《OneTouch》融合了流行、Urban、R&B、HipHop、抒情、与略带复古的Motown时期乐风。集结了天命真女、早期辣妹、晚期圣女所有精髓于一身的Sugababes，势必定能以她们充满年轻、健康、自信的音乐与形象袭卷流行乐坛。乐评家已断定Sugababes将会是2001年圣女合唱团的最佳接班人。\r by MacKenzie Wilson & Andy Kellman\r Multi-ethnic U.K. trio Sugababes jumped aboard the teen pop bandwagon prior to the new millennium and exuded their own sassy demeanor without the frivolity of most mainstream acts. Siobhan Donaghy, Keisha Buchanan, and Mutya Buena were barely in their teens when they formed in 1998, sharing a liking of garage, hip-hop, and dance music. Initially, Sugababes were three friends who enjoyed singing along to the radio. Buchanan and Buena had been pals since primary school, and a chance meeting with Donaghy molded a fierce bond. A career in music wasn't intentional, yet a deal with London surfaced in 2000. Studio time with producer Cameron McVey (All Saints, Pete Tong) led to One Touch, which was released during the summer of 2001 and featured a dozen tracks co-written by the girls, including the smash hit "Overload." Sales didn't meet London's expectations. The group was subsequently dropped.