Listen to the great track Should've been Could've been, that closes the album I am Not A Doctor, from 1998.

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Listen to the great track Should've been Could've been, that closes the album I am Not A Doctor, from 1998.
You can also read this interesting information about the song Sing It Back, the text is from 1999:
While 'Sing It Back' has only recently become a big hit, the track itself was written almost three years previously. Brydon explains how the track began to take shape when Murphy returned from New York: "When Roisin came back to Sheffield she was inspired to write a mutant New York disco tune. Now, normally we work in several different ways: sometimes we have a lyric, sometimes we have a groove, but in this case it was the lyric which started it. At the time we were kind of shy of going full four-on-the-floor, and we tried to make all the beats on the I Am Not A Doctor album obtuse. The Latino feel was definitely a result of the whole New York thing, but we had to pull back because we were afraid of making just another dance tune. This is why, on the album version of 'Sing It Back', the beats are a little jagged, because we were trying to find new and unusual drum patterns. On the album version we didn't allow ourselves to go all-the-way-out disco. It would have sounded disjointed from the other tracks on there. So instead it began with a very broken-up two-step kind of thing. Of course, if there was ever a song built for remixing it was that one. source