Jun 5, 2003 • 1 min read

One True Voice looking for new manager

One True Voice say Popstars judge Pete Waterman has not managed them and that they have no manager, handling promotion and gigs themselves.

One True Voice, the pop five-some that came out of the last series of ITV's Popstars, have voiced there disappointment with Pete Waterman, the Popstars judge given the task of marketing the band. They told reporters the legendary pop produce doesn't really manage them at all.

"After Christmas, we were all a bit confused, and we weren't actually sure whether Pete was our manager or not, and it's only when we researched hard, we found out that we didn't have a manager. We're doing everything ourselves. I think we've done quite well, we're quite proud of the amount of promotion and that we've organised ourselves. We've organised a lot of gigs, we've organised a lot of radio interviews, a lot of promotions, even signings, whereas if we had a manager, it would all be done for us. We'd have more input in the direction of what we want to go like, what we want to do, what we want to where, and so on, and so on…"

The band's single 'Shakespeare's (Way With) Words' will be out next week.

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