Fast becoming the hottest name around after their debut video ‘Betty Woz Gone’ became YouTubes most viewed music video in the UK when it received 100,000 views on the day of its initial upload, the, futuristic trio Stooshe have now launched their official website.

To coincide with the launch of the website, Stooshe are also simultaneously launching their ground-breaking location app Where’s Stooshe? (http://wheres.stooshe.com). The location-based web app allows fans to interact with Stooshe by using their GPS enabled mobile phone. Users can now track the location of the infamous StooshBus as the girls tour around the UK, find the location of events and view a count down of the next live web chat with the trio.

Best of all, the app unveils the location of goodies hidden in thousands of locations across the country. After arriving at the location, users can open the app to earn one of a variety of mystery prizes which include gig tickets, free downloads, fresh remixes and exclusive video content.

Home to all of the latest news, music, videos and photos, www.stooshe.com also emphasises the trio’s effervescent personality. In addition to profiles on all three members – Alex, Courtney and Karis – the site also hosts a blog, advice from the trio at the Agony Aunties section and Stooshe-themed games. Fans can also submit their own photography and artwork to help StooshUp the StooshBus.

Stooshe’s next release will be the new single ‘Love Me’ which is out on March 4th. Produced by Future Cut (Lily Allen, Professor Green, Wretch32), ‘Love Me’ bursts with Stooshe’s playful lyrics and another irresistible, bold hook. Complementing the trio’s tight, characteristic vocals is a guest rap courtesy of Travie McCoy, who enjoyed a huge solo hit with his Bruno Mars collaboration ‘Billionaire’, four Top 10 hits with his band Gym Class Heroes and another as guest on Taio Cruz’s single ‘Higher’.

Stooshe have received over a million online views split between their YouTube site and special sessions recorded for iD, SBTV, MTV and Virgin, while positive press coverage has come from a diverse array of publications including The Independent, The Daily Star, RWD, The Mirror and Top of the Pops. Their popularity amongst other artist was demonstrated when their video for ‘Betty Woz Gone’ won the approval of Ed Sheeran, Rizzle Kicks and Wretch 32.

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