Robyn Loau (; born 20 October 1972) is an Australian singer, songwriter and actress. From 1991 to 1994, she was lead singer of pop group Girlfriend, before leaving the group to become the face and voice of world music project Siva Pacifica. Loau launched her solo career in 1997 with the Adamski produced single "Sick with Love". Career 1991–1994: Girlfriend Robyn Loau first came into the spotlight as the lead singer of Australian all-girl pop group Girlfriend, with fellow vocalists Jacqui Cowell, Siobhánn Heidenreich, Lorinda Noble and Melanie Alexander. Their debut single, "Take It from Me", released in April 1992, peaked at #1 on the Australian ARIA singles chart. Two further Australian top 20 singles followed, with "Girl's Life" and "Without You", and the group's debut album, Make It Come True, was certified platinum. Girlfriend's popularity helped launch their own range of clothing, available through Myer. The group achieved minor success in the UK, where "Take It from Me" and "Girl's Life" charted at #47 and #68, respectively. "Heartbeat", the first single from the band's second album It's Up to You, was released in September 1993, coinciding with the Heartbeat Tour to promote the new material. The album was certified gold in Australia, and contained two top 50 singles, "Heartbeat" and the ballad "Wishing on the Same Star". Loau left the band in mid-1994 to pursue a solo career. The four other members continued performing and renamed themselves GF4. However, the group disbanded in 1996 after two further singles. 1995–1996: Siva Pacifica and acting In 1996, Loau made her film debut in the David Caesar directed film Idiot Box. Loau was the face and voice of the South Pacific project Siva Pacifica. Loau worked with producer Anthony Copping to arrange an album, capturing the voices of the native island people. After its completion, Loau travelled the world, introducing countries across Europe to the ancient music of the islands. The album, released in 1997, peaked in the top 50 in France. 1997–2007: Solo artist Lou's released her debut solo single "Sick with Love" in September 1997. It was written with and produced by Adamski and received heavy airplay on alternative radio station, Triple J. The song peaked at #21 on the Australian ARIA singles chart. Loau's second solo single, "Love Addiction" (featuring EMF singer James Atkin), peaked at #66 in Australia. Loau's debut album Malaria (recorded while working on the Siva