Slumber Party Girls
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| Slumber Party Girls/SPG | |
|---|---|
| Years active | 2006 |
| Genres | Pop |
| Labels | Geffen Records |
| Members | Caroline Scott Cassie Scerbo Karla Deras Carolina Carattini Mallory Low |
| Website(s) | http://www.slumberpartygirlsmusic.com/ |
Slumber Party Girls, or SPG for short is an American girl group.
These five singers recorded their debut CD which was released on October 3, 2006. SPG are currently hosting the KOL Secret Slumber Party every weekend on CBS, the block premiered on September 16, 2006. Their music are also featured on the show, Dance Revolution where they serve as the show's house band, the program is hosted by Radio KOL's DJ Rick. Dance Revolution, which is inspired by the hit video game franchise from Konami and will promote active lifestyles. The music for Dance Revolution is all original, produced by Ron Fair and Stefanie Ridel, formerly of pop group Wild Orchid, and will be performed by the Slumber Party Girls and featured throughout the show in various versions and re-mixes.
The Slumber Party Girls were chosen from more than 1,000 who auditioned.
Their new single debuted on iTunes and KOL in August.
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Dance Revolution
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[edit] Controversy
The Slumber Party Girls' manager made a comment in late 2006 about the rivalry between The Slumber Party Girls and The Cheetah Girls. She was quoted as saying ""For example, the Cheetah Girls, a Disney brand pop trio, have already released three hit albums and appear in their own line of Disney Channel movies. "We are fighting for the same audience. It's going to be a Britney - Christina thing. You're going to choose one or the other.". This lead to a big "rivalry" rumor about the groups hating each other on online message boards. The Slumber Party Girls then made a comment saying that it was "just a friendly rivalry" and that they didn't "hate The Cheetah Girls". Now that the Slumber Party Girls have announced that they will be making a television movie, and are in the works for a weekly television on Nickelodeon, it appears as though they are rivals with The Cheetah Girls. However, The Slumber Party Girls album has yet to chart on the Billboard Hot 200' while The Cheetah Girls' second movie soundtrack has already reached Platinum. Some even view the rivalry as ridiculous because of the major age gap in the groups. The Cheetah Girls have not commented on the rivalry as of early 2007.
