Atomic Kitten

The group's first single Right Now debuted in December 1999, reaching the British top 10. After touring England for a year, the Bhundu Boys signed to Warner Brothers International. The band was formed by Andy McCluskey of '80s band OMD. Their debut album was released in 1986, and attracted the attention of Gordon Muir, a Scottish concert promoter. Atomic Kitten is a British girl band composed of Elizabeth McClarnon ("Lil"), Natasha Hamilton ("Tash") and Jenny Frost (who replaced original member Kerry Katona in January 2001). The Bhundu Boys are a Zimbabwean band that plays a mixture of chimurenga music with American rock and roll, disco and pop influences. Their style has become known as jit, and is quite popular across Africa, with some international success. Cradle (2005) UK #10.

Someone Like Me/Right Now 2004 (2004) UK #8. Ladies Night (2003) UK #8. If You Come To Me (2003) UK #3. Love Doesn't Have To Hurt (2003) UK #4.

The Last Goodbye/Be With You (2002) UK #2. Tide Is High (Get The Feeling) (2002) UK #1. It's OK! (2002) UK #3. You Are [New Zealand] (2002).

Eternal Flame (2001) UK #1. Whole Again (2001) UK #1. Follow Me (2000) UK #20. I Want Your Love (2000) UK #10.

See Ya (2000) UK #6. Right Now (1999) UK #10. Greatest Hits (2004) UK #5. Ladies Night (2003) UK #5.

Atomic Kitten [US] (2003). Feels So Good (2002) UK #1. Right Now [Reissue with Jenny Frost] (2001) UK #1. Right Now (2000) UK #39.