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The dance duo scored hits with covers of Tweet's 'Boogie 2Nite' and Luther Vandross's 'Shine' from their debut album, but have decided to concentrate on original material for their follow-up.
"We've not done any covers," group member Nadia Shepherd told DS. "For the first album we worked with one main producer, whereas we've worked with several different producers this time and they've given us an edgier style."
Her bandmate Cherise Roberts added: "We've worked with Fraser T. Smith, the guy who did Tinchy Stryder's 'Take Me Back' and 'Number One'. We did a song with him called 'One Dance' that we think is really cool."
Roberts and Shepherd, who release comeback single 'Say It' on August 31, also revealed that the album is "very nearly" complete.
"Some tracks have a real R&B vibe to them, others are proper dance tracks and some are typical poppier tracks. It's a really exciting mixture of sounds," said Shepherd.
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