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Beat Again debut has already earned them two prestigious Mobo nominations. The irresistible urban pop bounce of their debut single Beat Again eschewed all industry thinking about the potential of pop-stars born out of the reality TV genre and sailed to number one at a time when nobody, understandably, seemed to want anything musically other than Michael.

The music we are making, says JB, is exactly what we wanted to make. Breaking every boyband rule as they go, JLS were involved in every aspect of the creative process as they put together their debut album. The boys have got involved in the writing, making sure that the sound of JLS is exactly what they first had in mind when they met to audition. They all talk excitably about the process and delightedly of the results.

Second out of the blocks on the single front is Everybody In Love, a song so begging to have a sea of blue-screened phones lit up in front of the band it might just as well have found sponsorship from every mobile network in the land. The vulnerability of four boys in love is an intrinsic part of pops landscape, from The Beatles to Take That, but rarely has it been put to such instantly anthemic proportions so early in a career. Prepare yourselves. This one is about to catch fire. It was the obvious second single, says Orits, in many ways it is even catchier than Beat Again. And it was important for us to sing about experiences we knew. The album as a whole had to be a collection of our own lifes experience.

Fully aware of the fickle nature of the iTunes generations approach to investing in albums, the four boys made sure that every one of the songs on the album could be a potential single. You can hear it in the almost Backstreet Boys-ish, classic international boyband sound of Close To You, and the flamenco punctuated disco-on-steroids of Heal This Heartbreak.