Eve, Jun and Sash formed the pop-oriented band in 1996. Initially, they performed cover songs, but they soon realised that composing new songs was easier. During a weekend-long artistic meeting in Ticino, they played dozens of songs and ideas, which became the unreleased 'Ticino Tapes'. This formed the basis for their work on the upcoming album "Seven", containing seven songs. Two of the songs have Czech lyrics (due to Eve's roots), while the rest are in English and deal with life, love and family.

The band set up a home studio with a computer and Cubase, which enabled them to record, mix and master the music for both albums. 'Seven' was released in 2000. Live performances were rare, but a few of the gigs were supported by Michi on drums, who had also supported the rock band Sash! on recordings.

The next project took much longer — in fact, between 2001 and 2007. The album "Second" contains nine catchy, groovy, funky and melodic songs, with some guitar solos and lead vocals from Sash this time. The record was released in 2007, marking the end of an impressive and unforgettable pop journey for all involved.