The Spice Girls reunite for a new song

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The all-girls band Spice Girls has reunited to record their first song in 16 years.

Singers Geri Horner, Mel B and Emma Bunton joined forces for a secret music session at the Deep Play Studios this week, working on new material for the first time in almost two decades, but the other band mates, Mel C and Victoria Beckham were absent, reports dailymirror.co.uk.

The Spice Girls’ former producer Eliot Kennedy took to Twitter and posted: “Now that was a day for the history books. Like 20 years had never happened. Proper friendship! Hit Song.”

The Spice Girls reunite for a new song

“It’s funny because back in the day people thought we had everything written for us but we’ve always written all our own songs. That’s why we’ve won Ivor Novello awards and all sorts. Everything always comes from us, and to do something for our 20-year anniversary is the ultimate dream,” she said.

A new single and album are expected to be released later this year.

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