Who is fruitcake?

In 1998, Philippine teen female vocal trio Fruitcake released their debut album, Fruitcake, directed at the teeny-bopper crowd. A banner in the corner of the album cover says “Teen Music Power.” The girls of Fruitcake aren’t prodigies in the style of international teenage stars Christina Aguilera or Jessica Simpson.

What do fruitcake singers sound like?

The girls of Fruitcake aren’t prodigies in the style of international teenage stars Christina Aguilera or Jessica Simpson. They are average-sounding singers, with voices not yet fully developed. The voices of Fruitcake blend pleasantly, but there isn’t much depth, and various performances sound thin and tinny.

When did fruitcake release their first album?

In 1998, Philippine teen female vocal trio Fruitcake released their debut album, Fruitcake, directed at the teeny-bopper crowd. A banner in the corner of the album cover says “Teen Music Power.”

What do you like most about fruitcake?

The quality of songwriting on Fruitcake is quite high, better than most Philippine albums. Also, the music is more adventurous than usually heard in the country. The girls’ thin voices, however, temper any excitement generated by the album. The shrillness heard on “Daddy Cool,” for example, irritates a listener’s nerves.