Kelli: Last time we wrote about three quarters of the album and this time it's about the same but we've had more input in the sense that we've started from scratch, so have had more influence with the music, as well as the lyrics and melodies. We're more confidant this time as we've had more experience but we're also a bit nervous. Our first album did so well that I think people expect a high quality of music to come from us and we want to live up to that expectation.

Michelle: It's out on the 20th October. It was one of the songs we performed on the tour, earlier this year, and it went down really well. It's also one of our favourites to perform - it's really lively and the dance routine is really cool. The video was filmed in north London. Basically we bring a warehouse alive with our song, so the mannequins come to life, the lights come on and everyone starts dancing; the place is jumping.

Kelli: I'll say the obvious one,'Just A Little' as that kicked things off for us properly although I think our first two singles were really good. 'Just A Little' was the starting point for everything to go a little bit mad. We also have that song to thank for being able to go up on Brits night and collect our award.

Tony: Yes, I think it's hard to develop your individuality because everyone works with the same producers. The producers have their own style and the bands adapt to that. When we started off we began by writing loads of different tracks and we've continued like that, so I don't think you can nail us down to one particular style. I'm not sure if we want to put ourselves in any one corner. I think we're pushing it in a lot of different directions and keeping it interesting for ourselves and for anyone who wants to buy a Liberty X album. I think for other acts, such as the Sugababes, they defintely have their own style. You know a Sugababes song when you hear it and I think that came from when they were kids hanging out and singing together. I think it's the most important ingredient for a lot of bands.

Tony: I think we have the ability to move into different genres without faking it.

Michelle: 'Best Album' at next year's Brits or 'Best Band', say at the Smash Hits or the TOTP Awards.
Tony: We've never been to the TOTP Awards. We're hoping for an invite.

Kevin: The best bits have obviously been the Brit Awards and all the awards we've ever picked up. Performing on TOTP was one of my best ever moments because I'd watched it for years. To actually be there for our first single was amazing. In fact, every time is memorable because it's such a prestigious TV show. The worst moments were being sued and getting to No.14 with 'Doin' It'.
Tony: We got to the stage last Christmas when we'd worked hard all year, doing say three gigs a night and a promo during the day, staying in awful hotels and, although it was great to have the opportunity to do all of this, sometimes we were just so tired.

Michelle: [laughs] Get drunk.
Kelli: [correcting her] We go out and make merry. We go out quite a lot, it's on the increase these days. I'm making Jessica come out a lot more. We all do DIY as we've all bought our own flats. We are the DIY band, except for Tony.
Michelle: I've been making cupboards out of an Argos flatpack.

Kelli: I so would. I never thought I'd like to be a judge on a talent contest but we held auditions for the 'Jumpin' video and I really enjoyed the day. People coming in to sing and dance for you, it was wicked. I would love to be a judge on Pop Idol.
Tony: I would hate, more than anything in the world, to go on a TV show where there's a camera on you while you have a shower. I don't understand why they have cameras in the toilet - it's the most horrible thing. I really don't get that. It offends me.
Kevin: I'd like to go on one of those bootcamp ones, when you go in the army for a couple of months, just because I wanted to be in the army before the band. Yeah, I'm well hard, I beat Tony up all the time.
Michelle: I think you should do Celebrity Fear Factor. I watched it recently and I was so disappointed in Abs. What a wuss. [the others wince]. He wouldn't eat a slug. All the girls on the show did it.

Tony: We've just had our first meeting to plan the overall stage show for the tour. For our first tour we did small theatres and we concentrated on doing all live vocals, live band and centering the show on the music. But now we're doing an arena tour we have to think of ways to make it a huge show because some people are sitting at the back and they don't just want to see five little specks in the front and hear music booming through the arena. We're concentrating on doing a big show but not making it too fake. We want to make it personal to the audience.