300degree

300degree is a former British girl group that was formed in 2000. The group consisted of five members: Emily Lloyd, Charlotte White, Nicole Apps, Laura Brading, and Cristina Gibson. They were discovered by Pete Waterman, a renowned British music producer, and were signed to his record label, PWL.

The group's name "300degree" was inspired by the 360-degree turn in dance. Their music style was a blend of pop, R&B, and dance, which was popular during the early 2000s. 300degree released their debut single "Stereo" in 2001, followed by their debut album of the same year. The album included several singles, including "Shake Me Down" and "Demolition".

300degree's music was aimed at a teenage audience and was known for its catchy hooks and danceable beats. However, the group failed to achieve significant commercial success, and their sales were modest. The group members pursued solo projects and collaborated with other artists after disbanding.

300degree's music has been compared to other British girl groups of the time, such asAtomic Kitten and Girls Aloud. Despite their limited commercial success, 300degree's music has maintained a nostalgic appeal among some fans of early 2000s pop music. The group's music and performances remain a nostalgic reminder of the early 2000s pop scene in the UK. The group's legacy as a relatively unknown act from a bygone era continues to interest fans and collectors of early 2000s pop music.