Stooshe may not be sweet but they're certainly spicy Since they set out to make their mark in girl group history in January this year, StooShe have raised eyebrows, turned heads and set tongues wagging. StooShe Since they set out to make their mark in girl group history in January this year, StooShe have raised eyebrows, turned heads and set tongues wagging. Adding a spot of rudeness and anarchy to the early Spice Girls formula, this week they follow their free to download X-rated debut F*** Me with a chatty and suggestive version of Ini Kamoze's club classic Here Comes The Hot Stepper. The colourful three piece -- and their 31-year-old manager, songwriter Jo Perry -- are sipping juices and lattes in a swanky Camden cafe. Jo, who the girls refer to her as "our music mummy", held nine months of auditions before finding the perfect combination. Alexandra Buggs, 21, has a marketing degree and is descendent of Ghanaian royalty. Her glamourous appearance is offset by her the way she candidly relates stories about wetting herself when drunk or vomiting the first time she went out with her boyfriend. "I'm from the Ashanti line in West Africa. My mum's mum was a queen," she says, flashing a movie star smile. Karis Anderson, also 21, is a garrulous South East Londoner, a former Brit School attendee and one time ballet dancer. "I had to stop dancing because they said my bum was too big, I do have a really arched back."