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Tisha Martin
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Tisha Martin is a British actress and singer in a popular four piece R & B band called The 411. They were formed in late 2002, and their 1st single reached number 4 in the UK charts. The 411 are currently with a new record company, and working on a new album. When she was in school she attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London. She is known as Missy in Kerching.
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Trisha Martin first appeared on British television as her part as the character Missy Lewis in the CBBC Sitcom Kerching 2003. Her part was to play the main characters Sister,missy who worked in the Chill cafe as a one part of the cafe's idle waitress who were rude to the customers and did very little work as they spent most of there time on the phone or texting people on the phone.
Trisha's next part was in the also CBBC Sitcome New Basil Brush show which was a remake of the original where she played the character of Ella who was the sexy next door neighbour who helped out and hung around with the character Molly.
Albums 2004: Between The Sheets (#48 UK)
Singles 2004: On My Knees (#4 UK) 2004: Dumb (#3 UK) 2004: Teardrops (#23 UK)
The 411 were a four piece English female R&B group formed late in 2002. The band formed after a couple of the members sang back up vocals on Lemar's version of Al Green's "Let's Stay Together". The band took its name after the Mary J. Blige song "What's The 411?".
The group's first single "On My Knees" featured Ghostface Killah of the Wu-Tang Clan and was a hit in the UK (reaching top 5) and Australia (reaching top 30). A second single, "Dumb", reached top 3 in the UK and also reached the top 30 in Australia. These singles appeared on their album, Between The Sheets, featuring songs written by Diane Warren and Dion of Big Brovaz, Redeye and the 411 themselves. A third single was also released, preceding the album by one week, called "Teardrops", but only made #23 in the UK. Following the merger of Sony Music with BMG the group were dropped by Sony Music, and went their separate ways. They are still unsuccessful at being re-signed.There are rumours that the band will re-form.