Peach Union
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Peach Union was a pop/dance/electronic trio who formed in London, England and had several UK and US pop and dance chart hits in the late 1990s. Originally called Peach, the act was forced to alter its name to Peach Union in the United States, as there was already a rock band named Peach.
The trio was comprised of London-based singer/songwriter Lisa Lamb with songwriter Paul Statham and record producer Pascal Gabriel. Prior to Peach, Lamb had a solo career as a singer in London, releasing a drum 'n' bass record ("Summer Breeze," 1995) and working as a jazz singer, Statham had worked extensively with former Bauhaus member Peter Murphy and Gabriel already had a long resumé in the pop and dance music industry, most notably with S'Express and Bomb the Bass.
Peach Union released one album, Audiopeach, in 1997 on Mute/Epic Records. The track "On My Own" charted well in Europe and became a top 40 hit in the USA. The same track enjoyed top 10 success in Canada (#2), Mexico, Israel and Sweden. The album received positive reviews at the time of its release.
The group disbanded without recording a follow-up album.
