new tracks, "Pork Soda", "Hyde & Freak" and "Jack in Black". In 2015, Groove Armada released their eighth studio album, Little Black Book. The album has been described as "somewhere between [an] album, mix CD, and compilation". The first disc features their own original music and remixes, while the second disc features remixes of their music by other artists. Groove Armada released their ninth studio album Edge of the Horizon in 2020 featuring vocal performances from Nick Littlemore, James Alexander Bright, Todd Edwards, She Keeps Bees, Roseau, Paris Brightledge. Other work From 1995 to 2000, Andy Cato was part of the progressive house music projects Mother's Pride and Qattara, and produced solo efforts under the aliases Caia and Journeyman DJ. In 2002, Cato collaborated with Rachel Foster, producing the album Pursuit of Happiness under the name Weekend Players. He also co-wrote with Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her album Shoot from the Hip, and released his first solo single under his own name, "La Luna". Cato has also worked with Róisín Murphy on her album Overpowered, producing the singles "Let Me Know" and "You Know Me Better". Tom Findlay makes up one half of Sugardaddy with Tim Hutton, and has collaborated with Keeling Lee. In 2005, he set up Tunetribe, a music download store. Findlay has described working with Prince as his dream collaboration. In 2007, Findlay released Watch the Ride, a continuous mix album containing tracks by various artists, including his own project, Sugardaddy. In 2011, Cato became the first musician to compose a ringtone for a charity, WaveLength Charity. Awards {| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders" |- ! scope="col" | Award ! scope="col" | Year ! scope="col" | Nominee(s) ! scope="col" | Category ! scope="col" | Result ! scope="col" class="unsortable"| |- !scope="row" rowspan=3|Brit Awards | 2000 | rowspan=3|Themselves | British Breakthrough Act | | |- | 2003 | rowspan=2|British Dance Act | | |- | 2004 | | |- !scope="row" rowspan=3|Grammy Awards | 2003 | "Superstylin'" | rowspan="2" | Best Dance Recording | | rowspan=3| |- | 2004 | "Easy" | |- | 2011 | Black Light | Best Dance/Electronic Album | {| class=wikitable |- ! Year !! Awards !! Work !! Category !! Result |- | rowspan=2|2000 | rowspan=2|Billboard Music Video Awards | rowspan=2|"I See You Baby" | Dance Clip of the Year | |- | Best New Artist Clip (Dance) | |- | 2007 | Antville Music Video Awards |