A RAUNCHY all-girl band have crashed on to the music scene and have already landed their own TV show.
Electric Dolls are made up of five feisty girls, including singer and dancer Emma Felton, from Leigh.
The group formed last summer and Emma was the last to join - after another girl dropped out.
Her friend and fellow band member, Kelly Rowland, recommended her and after an audition she was in. Emma, 23, said: "I know Kelly from theatre school and was really happy when she rang me.
"I had an audition and was so pleased to get in. We all get on so well - we're like sisters."
Emma went to Westcliff High School for Girls and then spent three years studying dance at Laine Theatre Arts School, in Surrey. Although Electric Dolls are currently unsigned, they are busy touring and performing their pop songs, which are described as a mix of Madonna, Fergie and Gwen Stafani. They hope to be the next Spice Girls.
Electric Dolls TV is their latest project and will see them presenting.
Cameras have been following them around at various gigs, and the footage will be part of the show. Emma said: "We're really excited about the show. It should be wicked. We're looking forward to seeing the response it gets.
"I'm working long days and nights recording and gigging at the moment, but having so much fun."
The aim is to show what Electric Dolls are all about, in their own words an out-and-out pop group, and they hope to secure a record deal.
Founder member Lynsey Shaw said: "Since we appeared on Scott Mill's Upstaged programme on BBC3, with the air play it has given us, things have really taken off.
"I pitched the idea for the show to Red TV (Sky channel 186). It will be a lot of fun for adults and children and will be like Loose Women meets SM:TV."
Electric Dolls TV will be a weekly Saturday morning show, starting next month.
Check out the girls and their music at www.electricdolls.com
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