The name changed to Girl Overboard with the release of the next single , " I Ca n't Believe " ( December 1989 ) . Schouw explained to '' The Canberra Times '' Kathryn Whitfield , why they changed , " We were playing pubs and were making a lot more noise and the name did n't describe the band , we are more emotional more energetic than that , so we became Girl Overboard . " Whitfield observed , " Schouw , Gist and McNaughton have worked together on all the band 's songs and though they all lean personally toward different musical styles they seem to reach perfect accord on the band 's style . " " I Ca n't Believe " was nominated for Breakthrough Artist – Single at ARIA Music Awards of 1990 . A subsequent single , " The Love We Make " ( March 1990 ) , peaked at No . 23 on the ARIA Singles Chart . They toured Australia to promote '' Paint a Picture '' , which reached No . 18 on the ARIA Albums Chart . According to Australian musicologist , Ian McFarlane , " their sound was a safe mix of dance pop , light jazz and American-styled hard rock . " They followed with a trip to United States and United Kingdom in 1991 to write new material , and " meet with song publishers and our record company . " Fraser won another ARIA Award for his production work for Girl Overboard ( and other artists ) in 1991 . The band 's second album , '' Go '' ( 1993 ) , was recorded with producer , Charles Fisher , who provided an overall sense of cohesion while new drummer , Tony Day , had replaced Davidson . It provided the singles , " Chain of Fools " , " Your Love " , and " Jackie " . '' Go '' and its singles were less successful on the charts and some band members became disillusioned . McFarlane felt , " they offered lushly textured pop with Schouw 's rich contralto well to the fore . " The band broke up late in 1993
ARIA Music Awards of 1990
ARIA Music Awards of 1990
Girl Overboard (band)