Sugababes announce self-titled new album – the first from original trio in 26 years: “It feels unmistakably us”
Sugababes have announced a self-titled album, the first featuring original members Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhán Donaghy since their 2000 debut, *One Touch*. Due for release on 12 February through Sacred Three/The Orchard, the record marks a significant reunion for the original trio and is intended to reflect their established identity while exploring new musical and emotional territory.
The 12-track album is led by ‘Ghost’, a song about struggling to leave a relationship, co-written by Jon Shave and Wayne Hector. Its other influences include garage, amapiano, dance and orchestral music, while three previously released songs—‘Jungle’, ‘Weeds’ and ‘Shook’—will also feature; ‘Weeds’ was nominated for an Ivor Novello Award. The group have also completed their biggest-ever arena tour and said further music and surprises are planned.
- Original Sugababes trio announce first album together in 26 years.
- Self-titled 12-track record arrives on 12 February.
- Lead single ‘Ghost’ previews a broader sound.