season's finale was held on Wednesday, 3 November 2003, where the boys polled enough votes to win "the duel" against the girl group Preluders. Career After weeks of recording Overground released their debut single, German-sung Schick mir 'nen Engel on 10 November 2003. Produced by Triple M, the song entered the charts at number one on the German, Austrian and Swiss singles charts and became one of the most successful (German-speaking) songs of 2003. Their debut album It's Done saw similar success, eventually receiving two platinum certifications. In 2004, the group followed-up with Der letzte Stern and Aus und vorbei, two further top-10 single releases. They also began recording their second album 2. OG, which spawned a collaboration with Montell Jordan and a remake of his 1995 hit This Is How We Do It. Both, the single and the album, failed to continue from the previous chart successes and the group was released from its label Cheyenne Records, which reserved the possibility to release another single. After a longer absence the group returned in autumn of 2005 with their fifth single Hass mich. After disbanding, Ken Miyao released a single Talk 2 Me with American rapper Fatman Scoop. This was regarded as a commercial failure, peaking at only #89 of the German charts. Discography Studio albums Singles As featured artist Awards 2003 Bravo Otto (Gold) – "Best Newcomer Band" 2004 Bravo Otto (Silver) – "Best Band National" Goldene Stimmgabel – "Shooting Star 2004" Goldener Pinguin – "Best Newcomer 2004" References External links Official website German pop music groups German boy bands