I5

American Pop Group: I5 was an American pop group formed in the late 1990s, consisting of five members: Andi Carter, Christina Chae, Ashley Poole, Jenna Nimri, and Tal B. The group was created by music producer/songwriter Quincy Jones and managed by Lou Pearlman, the mastermind behind successful boy bands like *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys.

Debut Album "I5": I5 released their self-titled debut album in 2000 under the label Giant Records. The album featured a mix of upbeat pop songs and ballads, showcasing the group's vocal harmonies and catchy melodies. Standout tracks included "Distracted", "First Kiss", and "Cinderella", which received moderate airplay on radio stations and music channels.

Appearance on Soundtrack: I5 gained some recognition for their appearance on the soundtrack of the 2001 film "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius". The group recorded the song "Sweet Dreams My LA Ex" for the soundtrack, which was a cover of the song by British pop singer Rachel Stevens. Their rendition of the song was featured prominently in the film and helped to raise their profile among younger audiences.

Disbandment and Individual Pursuits: Despite the initial hype surrounding I5's debut album and their association with Quincy Jones and Lou Pearlman, the group failed to achieve mainstream success and disbanded shortly after the release of their album. Following the breakup, members of I5 pursued individual careers in music, acting, and other endeavors. Ashley Poole later joined the girl group Dream, known for their hit single "He Loves U Not".

Legacy and Impact: While I5's time together as a group was relatively short-lived, they left a mark on the pop music landscape of the early 2000s. Their catchy tunes and youthful energy appealed to a younger demographic, and their appearance on the "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" soundtrack introduced their music to a wider audience. Despite their lack of commercial success, I5 remains a nostalgic reminder of the turn-of-the-century pop music scene.