in 2002, redknapp signed a £1.5 million contract with her manager oliver smallman's positive records (a division of universal music) to record her fourth solo album. the album was due for release in 2004 alongside the single "bounce back". however, due to the singer's becoming pregnant with her son charley, the album was never released. the only single released from the album was the double a-side "pandora's kiss"/"don't give up", which peaked at number five and raised money for tickled pink/breast cancer care. the unreleased album saw louise work with the likes of sylvia bennett smith and marc 'm2e' smith (destiny's child, jamelia, stacie orrico, terri walker), mark hill (craig david) and pete martin (sugababes, dannii minogue, nate james). the album would also have included louise's first duet with boyband 3rd wish on the track "don't ever change".