Nadine Coyle followed in Cheryl Cole's footsteps to become the second member of the hugely successful Girls Aloud to launch a solo career. After the group members announced they were taking a hiatus in 2009, Coyle began working on her own solo material and recorded tracks with Boyz II Men and Jay Sean. Despite initial reports that Coyle had signed with Geffen Records, she announced an unexpected deal with grocery chain Tesco's new record label, which would see her debut album sold exclusively in their stores, a tactic that had worked earlier for Faithless and Simply Red. Insatiable, which features contributions from Lucie Silvas, Tiësto, and William Orbit, and includes the Guy Chambers-penned title track, was released at the end of 2010. ~ Jon O'Brien