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P.H. (Pop)
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P.H. (Pop)

P.H. (Pop) formed in the early 2000s with Penelope Hart on vocals, Harrison James on guitar, Oliver Reed on bass, and Max Smith on drums. Their breakout...

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P.H. (Pop) and their direct, unapologetic pop

A 2000s band that made straightforward songs about relationships and sexuality.

If you want their signature sound, "Me And You Together (Explicit)" is where it started. For something later, try "Ventriloquist".

Their breakout single "Me And You Together (Explicit)" landed in 2005 with lyrics about female sexuality that some found refreshing and others called vulgar. That directness carried through songs like "Ventriloquist" and "Good Bye (I Wanna Be Like You)", mixing pop and hip-hop with plainspoken themes. They weren't subtle, and that was the point.

P.H. (Pop) formed in the early 2000s with Penelope Hart on vocals, Harrison James on guitar, Oliver Reed on bass, and Max Smith on drums. After their 2005 breakout, they released the album "Unleashed" and kept going until around 2010.

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P.H. (Pop) formed in the early 2000s with Penelope Hart on vocals, Harrison James on guitar, Oliver Reed on bass, and Max Smith on drums. Their breakout single "Me And You Together (Explicit)" came out in 2005 and drew attention for its direct lyrics about female sexuality, which some listeners found refreshing and others called vulgar.

They followed up with a sophomore album called "Unleashed" that did well commercially. Their songs like "Good Bye (I Wanna Be Like You)" and "Ventriloquist" kept their mix of pop and hip-hop going, with straightforward lyrics about relationships and social themes. The band stopped working together around 2010.

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