Appleton
Appleton formed in London in 2000 around sisters Natalie and Nicole Appleton. They signed with Polydor and released their debut single 'Fantasy' in 2002,...
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Appleton formed in London in 2000 around sisters Natalie and Nicole Appleton. They signed with Polydor and released their debut single 'Fantasy' in 2002, followed by the album 'Everything's Eventual' that same year. The album included songs like '5 AM' and 'Everything Eventually' that became part of their early catalog.
Their single '5 AM' brought them wider attention but also drew criticism for its content, which affected their momentum. They went on to release two more albums: 'Never Will Be Mine' in 2007 and 'The Appleton Album' in 2010. Other songs from their work include 'All Grown Up', 'Anyone', and 'Blow My Mind'.
The sisters have been open about personal challenges, with Natalie dealing with substance abuse and Nicole speaking about depression. They continued working together through these periods, maintaining their core partnership as the band's constant members.
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