the USA'. During an interview with 987FM's Muttons in the Morning on 16 February 2007, Electrico announced that as soon as they returned from their USA trip, they would embark on an indefinite break to concentrate on writing new material for their upcoming still as-yet untitled third album. 'Hello' debuts at No. 17 in the 987FM Top 20 weekly chart, the highest debut for the week ending on 23 February 2007. It reached its peak position of No.8 in the week ending on 16 March 2007 on the same chart. Eventually, it drops to No.19 in the week ending on 13 April 2007, and finally bows out from the 987FM Top 20 in the week ending on 20 April 2007. On 26 February 2007, Singapore broadsheet The Straits Times reported that Electrico's break from the limelight was scheduled to be from six months to a year, and that they would return sometime in late March 2008. Lead guitarist Sassoon was quoted saying, " The break will give us time to recuperate, evaluate the band and write new material." On 21 May 2007, Electrico won their 2nd Top Local English Pop Song award at the 12th COMPASS awards ceremony for 'Good Time'. 2008–2009: We Satellites, breakup, National Day parade theme song The band had uploaded a new song titled 'Everybody's Here' on their official MySpace site. On 10 March 2008, Electrico posted a message on their MySpace blog which revealed details of free exclusive download of Everybody's Here from 17 March onwards . Lead singer David Tan said that the song was written for youths or anybody who feels lost, desolated, low in self-esteem, in despair, and all the negative things people face. Everybody's Here has been released on 987FM for the week 17 March 2008 . On 13 May 2008, The Straits Times reported a press release by Electrico that lead guitarist, Sassoon had left the band on 7 April earlier in the year. The band said, "With his demanding and gruelling career in the legal sector, Sassoon had long wanted to take a break from the band to focus his energy on his legal profession.". Electrico decided against a replacement guitarist. Sassoon in an interview later and revealed he left the band due to different visions and formed a new band, In Each Hand A Cutlass. On 27 May 2008, The Straits Times announced that Electrico won 2 awards