Nobody's Angel is an eponymous debut studio album by American girl group Nobody's Angel. It was released on February 1, 2000, through Hollywood Records. This pop album was promoted by two singles: "If You Wanna Dance" and "I Just Can't Help Myself". The lead single peaked at number 39 on the Dance Club Songs Billboard chart, and the album reached number 184 on the Billboard 200 chart. Reviews were primarily positive, although some critics labeled the group a guilty pleasure based on the album. Background and recording Nobody's Angel members Amy Sue Harding, Sarah Smith, Stacey Harper, and Ali Navarro first met while sharing their stories about unsuccessful auditions in Los Angeles. They decided to form a girl group because of their shared backgrounds in music. The group's name was inspired by Harper's love of the television drama Charlie's Angels. They were one of several new acts signed by Hollywood Records. Prior to their debut album, they appeared on the television sitcom Boy Meets World and the 2000 television film Model Behavior. They also recorded a cover of "Let's Get Together" for the 1998 film The Parent Trap, which was a remake of the 1961 original. Andrew Logan was the executive producer of the album, which was recorded at A&M Studios and Cardraygee Studios in Hollywood, California. According to Laura Harrell of the Orlando Sentinel, the group members wrote the lyrics and choreographed their dances without assistance. The album was completed in early 1999. Composition and sound AllMusic's MacKenzie Wilson said that the album had a "glossy pop sound". Heather Phares of the same publication described the songs as "Disney-generation pop", particularly "If You Wanna Dance". Harrell described the album as being composed of "fast, upbeat pop rhythms as well as slow acoustic ballads". MTV News' Jennifer Armstrong characterized the compositions as based on drums and other sounds effects commonly associated with teen pop. Phares wrote that the tracks, "Keep Me Away" and "I Can't Help Myself", have a "danceable, youthful style". Armstrong described "Sugardaddy" as having "bopping beats", comparing the group's harmonies to those of the Jackson 5. She felt the cover of the 1979 Sister Sledge song "We Are Family" (1979) was inspired by the Spice Girls. It includes a rap on friendship, with the chorus changed to: "I got all my angels with me." Release and promotion Hollywood Records released Nobody's Angel on audio CD and cassette