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NEW REALITY FOR GIRLICIOUS
Posted On 10 Nov 2008
By Necy
Girlicious has the difficult goal of transferring the success it enjoyed on TV into the music business. And that, says Girlicious member Natalie Mejia, is possible. The Girlicious concept was modelled after The Pussycat Dolls -- make a reality TV show where attractive women compete to be members of a singing group, and then have them record songs and send them into the music world on their newfound TV fame. The four young, always provocatively dressed, members of Girlicious have been working overtime performing to mostly young audiences who've become fans of the TV show. In Canada, the Girlicious draw has been huge thanks to the show's profile on Canadian TV. And they are touring, lots. They opened for the Backstreet Boys during their Canadian tour, which stopped in Regina in August.

"MuchMusic was a really big supporter of the show, and they even ran the reruns," says Mejia over the phone from a concert stop in Saskatoon. "I think people connected with us as characters on the show, and they learn who we were. And they got to see how the group was formed." Mejia acknowledges that she and the girls must work hard to keep the band going, and turn fans of the show into fans of the music. "Ultimately, we are all artists. But you have to remember that our personalities is what attracted people at first. So now we want to take that and make great music and I think that is what we are doing." She says that she and her groupmates -- Tiffanie Anderson, Nichole Cordova and Chrystina Sayers -- remain fans of their mentors, The Pussycat Dolls, and hope to emulate their success. Like Girlicious, the Dolls are all about provocative outfits, dazzling videos and dramatic dance numbers.

A modern day U.S. version of the Spice Girls, if you will. "We wanted to aspire to something like the Pussycat Dolls. And everybody knows that they have great music." On the first Girlicious album released this year, it has depended on MuchMusic again for helping give legs to singles like "Like Me," "Baby Doll," and "Stupid Sh*t." "There's pop, some R&B, and I think it's a real rock-pop crossover. But, sure, our image helps. But ultimately, the music and our talent stands on its own." But Girlicious has taken its knocks by critics, not only for the notion that this is a manufactured group created to look good first and sound good second, but also for concerts that has the girls sing choreographed numbers over recorded music.

While the band's fans are meant to be young fans who likely aren't concerned with the fact the girls don't play instruments, or even might not write their own songs, Mejia understands the critics view, but argues the band's talent and the quality of their shows and music will keep the band going. Besides, "our voices are our instruments," she says. "This isn't a joke, that's for sure. It takes a lot to sing and dance at the same time. We can harmonize together, and we sing a capella. We have what it takes to be real artists. So for those critics who think that it's a joke, they need to check out YouTube a little more. "If you enjoy the music and you enjoy the show, come out and have fun with us -- we try and not take all of this too seriously."

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VIDEO OF GIRLICIOUS
Posted On 02 Nov 2008
By Necy
In an interview with Robin Esrock, pop stars Girlicious talk politics. Tiffanie speaks about her love for Obama and does a surprisingly good Sarah Palin impression.


Source: vancouveriam.com

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BABY DOLL VIDEO!
Posted On 31 Oct 2008
By Necy
The "Baby Doll" video is finally here!!! I must say the girls killed it with the dancing! Check out the video below.

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GIRLICIOUS CONCERT REVIEW
Posted On 29 Oct 2008
By Necy
Girlicious made its second appearance in Winnipeg last week and they never fail to impress! All seats in the Pantages were filled with screaming teens going crazy for their favorite girl group.

Girlicious hit the stage at 9:53 with nothing but 4 mic stands. They had some nice track and field style clothing probably sponsored by Adidas. Tiffany was sporting an AWESOME Obama shirt that you can see in the pictures below. The biggest disappoint of the show however was that Girlicious was lip-syncing their entire set. It was very unfortunate since they did an AMAZING job with their live performance at Blush earlier this year that had no lip syncing at all. Regardless, the girls danced their hearts out and still put on an amazing show for their fans. Their set would end at 10:26.

Source: AccessWinnipeg

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GIRLICIOUS NOT ABOUT THE MUSIC
Posted On 29 Oct 2008
By Necy
Based on hotness alone, the four members of Girlicious have earned their title. The reality TV-created girl group, in town for a concert Monday night, was by no means Girlousy or even Girlistless, but the girls failed to prove themselves anything more than another manufactured pop flash-in-the-pan. Playing to an audience full of pre-teen and teen girls, the foursome -- Tiffanie Anderson, Natalie Mejia, Nichole Cordova, Chrystina Sayers -- walked onto to the Credit Union Centre stage wearing little more than attitude. All four bared their taut tummies for the seven-song performance, which opened with the song Stupid Sh**. The song sounded lipsynched, but it was difficult to tell based on the unnecessarily loud backing music. But the group, created on the reality TV show The Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious, knows how to perform even if the vocals aren't always spot on. The band members should be commended for their energy, not to mention their sensible choice to wear sneakers instead of heels.

But the night wasn't as much about singing as it was screaming. From the moment warmup act DJ Fresh took the stage, fans were ready to shriek their tiny, prepubescent heads off to every catchy, sex-drenched word.

Once the girls settled into their performance -- with songs like Baby Doll, Save the World, I.O.U.1 and Still in Love -- they revealed some vocal ability. Sayers emerged as the strongest singer, though the more charismatic Anderson stole the charm award with her girly giggle and massive smile. "Canada has really taken us in and become a home. We won't forget that Canada is where we started," she said between songs. Cordova was cute but often blended into the background. And Mejia, the weakest vocalist in both the TV show and the live environment was charismatic but definitely has a bit of diva in her. She angrily slapped her non-functioning mic throughout one song as she glared at the sound guys.

Girlicious finished their set, which clocked at under an hour, with their first single Like Me. With lines like "Cuz I'm a hottie and it's a party" it was hard not to cringe, but the audience loved every minute of it.

It's the same brand of pop teens have been falling for for decades, but the sex factor has gone through the roof. Maybe I'm just old, but marketing this type of booty-shaking, overtly sexual pop music to girls under 17 feels a bit icky. All four girls are beautiful and have talent, but their burlesque inspired moves and attitude should be reserved for an older crowd.

Source: TheStarPhoenix

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