Music
Kate Nash vows to make pop ‘cool'
Published Tuesday, Jul 31 2007, 10:02 BST | By Nick Levine

The ‘Foundations’ singer insisted that the current crop of British singer-songwriters – Lily Allen, Jamie T, Jack Penate – have helped to restore pop music’s reputation after the domination of manufactured groups in the early noughties.
She told the NME: “It’s good to make pop music cool again, isn’t it? I think we’re pop music, but from the heart. It’s written genuinely, by real people. It’s so bizarre now if you think back to what was massive – Westlife and S Club 7 and all that absolute bulls**t.
“The songs weren’t written by them – it was so fake and I think it’s one of those things. With us you can see that it could actually be you as well – just a normal person. It’s beans on toast."
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