Holly Valance is a multifaceted Australian actress, singer, and model who stepped into the limelight in the early 2000s. She initially gained recognition for her role as Felicity Scully on the popular Australian soap opera "Neighbours," which served as a launching pad for her musical career. Valance's foray into the music scene was marked by her debut single "Kiss Kiss," released in 2002, which instantly became a commercial success. The song topped the charts in both Australia and the United Kingdom, showcasing her potential as a pop star. Following the success of "Kiss Kiss," she released several more singles, including "Down Boy" and "Naughty Girl," as well as her debut album, "Footprints," which further established her presence in the music industry.

Beyond her initial singles, Holly Valance continued to explore her musical talents with "State of Mind," her second album released in 2003, demonstrating her versatility and growth as an artist. Although her follow-up releases didn't match the commercial heights of her earlier work, they cemented her status as a notable figure in early 2000s pop music. Throughout her career, Valance has shown a knack for reinvention, seamlessly transitioning between her music, acting, and modeling endeavors. Her musical catalog, enriched with remixes such as the "Kiss Kiss (Jah Wobble Remixes)" and the "State Of Mind (Remixes)," among others, showcases her adaptability and willingness to explore different sonic landscapes. Despite focusing more on her acting career in recent years, Holly Valance's impact on the early 2000s music scene remains undeniable.