Angels, was released on 17 September 2001 and in just ten days had sold 125,000 copies. In 2003, the musical crisis forced them to close their record company and sign with EMI Music. On 27 October of that year, their fifth album The Flame, was quickly released. This time the album was co-produced by Rick Will and recorded entirely in Spain. Sales were not in their favor this time and struggled to reach 60,000 copies. In May 2005, bassist Álvaro Díez was expelled from the group and replaced by Samuel Titos, former guitarist and vocalist of Sperm. In late 2005 they become the first group to support the NGO Oxfam. Pop reinvention: Follow the City Lights For months, the group begins to compose what would be their new album. Dover announced that it would be a change that would leave everyone pleasantly surprised. And so in October 2006 they released a new album called Follow the City Lights, produced by Daniel Alcover. Dover's style changed radically, introducing electronic arrangements in their music. The first single from this album, "Let Me Out", received a Premio Ondas for Best Song in 2006. Also, the single reached number 1 on the Spanish charts Los 40 Principales for four weeks. Furthermore, "Let Me Out" soon became number one on the Spanish iTunes Music Store. The second single from the album was "Do Ya", which was featured in the football video game FIFA 08. A third single, "Keep On Moving", was also released from the album. Each single had an accompanying music video. In November 2007 they released their first double disc compilation of Dover, titled 2, which contained many of the successful singles and tracks released by Dover, including a new song called "Soldier". The same year they toured with La Oreja de Van Gogh. In late 2008, Dover toured throughout Germany and Europe to promote 2. In March 2009 they subsequently signed a contract with Sony-BMG. In several interviews they announced that their forthcoming seventh album would come out in 2010. African rhythms: I Ka Kené On 31 July 2010, Dover released the first single from their upcoming album I Ka Kené on YouTube, "Dannayá". It is sung in the African language Bambara and English. According to the band's Facebook page, the single is inspired by a Malian immigrant they met. The album I Ka Kené was later released on 4 October 2010