The boy band ATL from Atlanta who had a massive urban hit with "Calling All Girls" in 2004 are reported to have been making a comeback. Reports coming to us are that they are currently in the studio laying down some new tracks that should be ready for release in early 2011. Back in 2004, ATL toured the UK and made a massive impact with the then underground UK urban act, Fundamental. Coincidently, Fundamental, now called FDM, are also clawing their way back to their former heights, but this time they are doing it through the Sky TV talent show "Must Be The Music".
 
ATL's debut 2004 album was called "The ATL Project" and was produced by R. Kelly. The main tracks from it, "Calling All Girls" and "Make It Up With Love" got to number 2 and number 1 on the US charts respectively. Currently, our sources have also told us that a couple of the tracks they are working on have actually surfaced on the internet. One of them "In The Club Tonight" featuring Jagged Edge, also from Atlanta, have been receiving very positive feedback from those lucky enough to have been able to track them down.