Jul 12, 2005 • 1 min read

Spice Girls reportedly recording new tracks separately

The Spice Girls are reportedly recording new tracks for greatest hits albums in separate studios around the world, with one source citing tension after Mel B refused to reunite for Live 8.

Word is that the Spice Girls are working on a couple of new tracks to appear on their up coming greatest hits albums (surely the OFT should investigate this habit of putting as yet unproven songs on 'best of' or 'greatest hits' albums - how can we be sure they are going to the best or the greatest?). However, that doesn't mean a reunion is in the offing, even in the studio. Word is each of the Girls is recording their bit separately in different studios around the world. The official line is that work commitments are stopping the whole group from being in the same studio at the same time, although one 'source' admitted to the Sun that "there's tension after Mel B refused to make a comeback for Live 8". As for the sound of the new tracks - well, the source says: "It's early stages. The girls won't release anything if it doesn't sound right - but they are hoping for the best."

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