7 November 2005 which was made to coincide with the band's release of the album. The cover reached the UK Top 20, peaking at #18. Following the success of the singles on the British charts, the album One World was released on 14 November 2005, and included twelve tracks. The album track "She's Special" carried the vocals of Donovan Blackwood. The album also included an additional extended version of "Out of Touch" titled "Out of Touch (I Love You So Much)", five a cappellas of the album songs and two short samples. Uniting Nations also released various a cappellas as DJ tools and samples for use by remixers. Smash Hits readers and T4 viewers voted Uniting Nations as "Best Dance Act" at their last ever Pollwinners Party in 2005. Craig Powell left the band in March 2006 for a solo career. The band then released songs that included "Music in Me" and the promotional "High Energy" in 2006 and a fourth official single called "Do It Yourself" in 2007, a cover of American singer Gloria Gaynor's 1975 song of the same name. The band took a break in 2010 to concentrate on writing and producing for other established acts. Revival In April 2019, the act was revived with Daz Sampson and British singer Nona and recorded a new single called "This Love", a cover of the 1986 song "Is This Love" by American band Survivor. It was released on 14 February 2020 on label JF Productions. The act were also working on a new album. Discography Albums One World (2005) Singles In popular culture British-Japanese media artist Danny Choo used the Jon Dixon remix of Uniting Nations' song "Ai no Corrida" in his 2007 Tokyo Dance Trooper in Shibuya viral video in Shibuya, Tokyo. See also Rikki & Daz Bus Stop References External links Uniting Nations MySpace site Record Label website Jinian's Personal Website Ai No Corrida music video English dance music groups English house music groups Musical groups established in 2004 Musical groups disestablished in 2008 Musical groups reestablished in 2019 Musical groups from Liverpool Gut Records artists