Fierce Girl

Welcome to the world of Fierce Girl. A world, which takes Kat Slater, Karen McDonald and Mutya from Sugababes as the ultimate icons. What makes a girl fierce? Take two roughneck Bermonsey boys, give 'em a diet of Underground clubs, attitude problems, a lick of Christina, a dab of Missy and light the blue touch paper, Welcome to the World of Fierce Girl aka Scott and Greg. "It all started when we went to clubs like Beyond and AM - we were usually so messy if anyone came up to us we'd just say ' Fierce Girl ' to any question asked, so we became known as Fierce Girl" says Greg.

What makes a girl fierce? Take two roughneck Bermonsey boys, give 'em a diet of Underground clubs, attitude problems, a lick of Christina, a dab of Missy and light the blue touch paper, Welcome to the World of Fierce Girl aka Scott and Greg.

"It all started when we went to clubs like Beyond and AM - we were usually so messy if anyone came up to us we'd just say ' Fierce Girl ' to any question asked, so we became known as Fierce Girl" says Greg. A chance meeting at a chillout party with up and coming producer Eazy led to the creation of the band and their own brand of tunes. 'We just started chatting over some of Eazy's music and it started from there - proper home grown! 'says Scott. ' Yeah, we're not some tarted up boyband, we're scum and proud of it ' laughs Greg.

So who and what belong in their Fierce World? Right now it's Tanya Turner, The Cock, Marlboro Lights, Peaches, Lucy Liu, Burberry...' lists Scott, 'yeah and Bad Girls, Vin Diesel, Horsemeat Disco, any kind of beer, White Van Men, Aaliyah ' adds Greg. 'But most of all - Kat Slater'.

Their first live gig at The Cock last December kicked everything off with the NME calling them
' Streets-goes-Fischerspooner, louder than a bomb at the Pop Idol final and speedier than a trolley-dash at JD Sports: Attitude said 'fresh from the estate, they're Sylvia Young's nightmare - the rudest, roughest and rowdiest gay boyz on the block' and The Face summed them up as 'the most exciting gay pop act since Frankie Goes to Hollywood '.