K-Gee Minds In Unison" was released, however the band split up and K-Gee returned to being a DJ. In May 1996, K-Gee met Melanie Blatt and Shaznay Lewis who were formerly in All Saints 1.9.7.5., and wanted to relaunch their group with their new-found bandmembers Natalie and Nicole Appleton. Together they recorded "I Know Where It's At" and after All Saints managed to get a recording contract, he co-wrote and produced their first album ("All Saints"). The album turned out to be successful and scored three consecutive number 1 hits in the United Kingdom. K-Gee accompanied them on their tour and
All Saints (group) when All Saints reunited in early 2006. In 2013, she became a judge and mentor on "The X Factor" in New Zealand. Natalie and Nicole Appleton wrote and recorded their own album, formed the duo Appleton and signed a contract with Polydor Records. In September 2002, the Appleton sisters launched their first single, "Fantasy", which reached number two in the UK. Their autobiography, "Together", was published the following month. Their second single, "Don't Worry", was released in March 2003 and reached number five in the UK before the release of their first album, "Everything's Eventual", the same month. The album