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Artist News
Sarah Harding solo venture is dub, not dubstep
By CMU Editorial | Published on Tuesday 1 May 2012
Girls Aloud girl Sarah Harding has spent time in the studio with producer Paul ‘Groucho’ Smykle, who is perhaps best known for his remixes of Bob Marley’s ‘Could You Be Loved’ and Grace Jones’ ‘Pull Up To The Bumper’.
Smykle is not – as The Mirror has suggested – a dubstep aficionado, but a dub one; which would make it surprising if his collaboration with Harding resulted in anything other than a dub-informed something. Still, you never can tell.
A dubious-sounding source told the tabloid: “The pair met up at Kensington Park Studios last week and got stuck into working on a new sound for her. She really wants to make people sit up and take notice, with a single that would never have been expected from her… She’s having fun experimenting”.
As previously reported, Sarah may soon be doing other things too as part of Girls Aloud’s unspecified but seemingly inevitable tenth anniversary reunion, as hinted at just last week by Cheryl ‘Just Cheryl’ Cole.
