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Charmz
''Charmz is a four-piece girl band from Australia. They were put together by Mattel and Shock Records to help promote the release of ''The Barbie Diaries'',〔Moreland Leader, 27 November 2006, "Young singer has Charmz-ed start"〕 a film which features Barbie in a band called Charmz.〔The Courier-Mail, 10 June 2006, "Video audition that worked like a charm"〕 It was created through a singing contest for 8- to 14-year-old girls〔Herald Sun, 25 April 2006, "Join the Barbie queue"〕 who had to send in a video of themselves singing.〔The Gold Coast Bulletin, 12 September 2006, "Plucky charmz" by Jennifer Robinson〕 The winners from around 500 entrants〔The Southern Star, 25 October 2006, "Girl band uses all their Charmz for fame" by Belinda Barry〕 were 13-year-olds Gianna Dalla-Vecchia, Paris Maggs and Lauren Stowe and 14-year-old Shannon Cordes. They were taken to Sydney to recorded their album〔Sunday Telegraph, 18 June 2006, "Girls gain sudden taste of stardom" by Andrew Chesterton〕 and while there they were mentored by Ricki-Lee.〔Northern Territory News/Sunday Territorian, 7 May 2006, "Calling all teen pop star wannabes by Paul Jackson〕 Their self titled album, containing covers of songs by Robbie Williams, Bananarama,〔Diamond Valley Leader, 29 November 2006, "First album out"〕 Gwen Stefani, Ricki-Lee, The Mamas & Papas, Hilary & Haylie Duff.〔 and was released on October 28, 2006. The single, "This Is Me", peaked at #57 on the ARIA singles chart〔
==Discography==
*''Charmz'' (2006) - Shock/Mattel〔Mornington Peninsular Leader, 26 December 2006, "Charmz, by Charmz" by Carla Bergmeier〕
*"This Is Me" (2006)
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