Noughties pop legends unrecognisable 24 years after smash hit

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Noughties pop legends unrecognisable 24 years after smash hit
Author: Beth Allcock
Published: Dec, 23 2024 23:16

THE popstars responsible for a banging Noughties track are now unrecognisable from the tune that rocketed them to fame. Band Sweet Female attitude released garage smash hit Flowers back in 2000. The Manchester-based music group was a collaboration between Leanne Brown and Catherine Cassidy, with the pair remembered for the song over two decades later.

 [Leanne Brown from Sweet Femal Attitude has changed her style - but fans couldn't get over how young she looked]
Image Credit: The Sun [Leanne Brown from Sweet Femal Attitude has changed her style - but fans couldn't get over how young she looked]

This being said, Flowers failed to reach the top spot in the charts, instead peaking at number two. Their follow-up track 8 Days A Week missed out on the top 40. Meanwhile their only album, In Person, was released only in Germany. However, the members of Sweet Female Attitude are still performing and making music.

 [Catherine Cassidy pictured in Astar Studios in Manchester]
Image Credit: The Sun [Catherine Cassidy pictured in Astar Studios in Manchester]

Leanne, a school teacher, also delighted fans with an appearance on the newly-launched Big Breakfast re-boot two years ago. Catherine was last known to be working as a music and production tutor. Yet their track Flowers is still finding fame two decades on.

 [UK garage band Sweet Female Attitude are still performing today]
Image Credit: The Sun [UK garage band Sweet Female Attitude are still performing today]

Fellow Mancunian Aitch released track Flowers (Say My Name) inspired by the band's track of the same name. Leanne has been touring with other UK Garage legens this year. She recently shared the stage with MC Neat, Kele Le Roc and Shola Ama, alongside House and Garage Orchestra.

 [The Manchester duo are loved for their hit, Flowers]
Image Credit: The Sun [The Manchester duo are loved for their hit, Flowers]

Speaking about the tour, she said: “I am so privileged to be alive and still active in the music scene for the arrival of the House and Garage crossover to orchestral, from being electronic based. "This new phenomenon will keep the scene alive for people who still love those tunes from back in the day.

 [Leanne enjoyed a starring role on the re-vamped Big Breakfast in 2022]
Image Credit: The Sun [Leanne enjoyed a starring role on the re-vamped Big Breakfast in 2022]

“I love underground music, my personal preference for tunes when I’m listening in the club or in the car is underground and raw, however my musical career began with me playing classical music as part of a Steel Orchestra for years, so merging the two together in order to create something credible is like a dream come true for me.".

 [Leanne spoke about the track on BBC Sounds]
Image Credit: The Sun [Leanne spoke about the track on BBC Sounds]

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