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Little Mix were a British girl-group and TV celebrities
that quickly became the European equivalent of K-pop groups.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards and Jesy Nelson
were the voices of silly albums such as:
DNA (2012),
containing their signature song
Wings,
produced by TMS (the English trio of Benjamin Kohn, Pete Kelleher and Tom Barnes),
Salute (2013), almost entirely produced by TMS,
Get Weird (2015), containing
Black Magic, the first major hit by Electric (the Norwegian production duo of
Henrik Barman Michelsen and Edvard Førre Erfjord),
Glory Days (2016), containing
Shout Out to My Ex, another Electric creation,
LM5 (2018), containing
Woman Like Me, created by Jess Glynne, Steve "Mac" McCutcheon and Ed Sheeran,
and
Confetti (2020), containing
Sweet Melody, crafted by an army of songwriters and composers.
They sold over 75 million records worldwide
Jade Thirlwall debuted solo with the hit Angel of My Dreams (2024),
a stately romantic aria over techno beat
produced by Mike Sabath and co-written with Pablo Bowman, Steph Jones, Bill Martin and Phil Coulter.
The album
That's Showbiz Baby (2025) also contains the
disco-rap ditty Fantasy (another Sabath creation),,
the forceful hip-hop of It Girl,
the melancholy neosoul-house of Plastic Box (produced by Oscar Gorres, Daniel "Grades" Traynor, Uzoechi "MNEK" Emenike and Evie Oldfield Self Saboteur),
the pounding robotic disco of Unconditional,
and especially the
sensual, ethereal and exotic Midnight Cowboy (produced by Jonah Christian, Stephen Mykal, Rachel "Raye" Keen, and Jordan Stephens).
The deluxe edition of December 2025 added seven songs.
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