Xenomania

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Xenomania are a group of British record producers, led by Brian Higgins. They have had considerable success in the British pop music scene in recent years. The following artists have all worked with Xenomania:


  • Allstars - Things That Go Bump In The Night
  • Cher - her number 1 single Believe
  • Dannii Minogue - including the singles All I Wanna Do and Everything I Wanted
  • Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground (album), featuring the singles Sound Of The Underground, No Good Advice, Life Got Cold, and Jump; plus their new singles The Show and Love Machine
  • Kylie Minogue - Giving You Up, a track from her forthcoming Ultimate Kylie album
  • Love Inc - You're A Superstar
  • Saint Etienne
  • Steps - Chain Reaction
  • Sugababes - produced the Three album featuring Hole In The Head and In The Middle, as well as the singles Round Round and Angels With Dirty Faces


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