When you meet the three Clique Girlz—sisters Paris and Destinee Monroe along with best friend Ariel Moore—after hearing them sing, it will shock you to learn that such big voices can come from such petite girls. The pop-rock exuberance of their currently untitled debut album, releasing on Interscope Records, is richly filled with three-part leads and harmonies delivered with a freshness and authority that contradicts their ages. Working with some of the top-name producers/songwriters in the business, 12-year-old Paris, 13-year-old Destinee and 13-year-old Ariel have stunned industry observers with a professionalism that still doesn't get in the way of fun. Songs like “Then I Woke Up,” written by John Shanks and Kara DioGuardi, introduces the trio's fun outlook with nods to “rock, hip-hop, bling and Dr. Phil.” The track was produced by Robert Schwartzman and John Field (Pink and Switchfoot). One listen and you realize this is no manufactured, teenybopper, bubble-gum group, but a group whose music can appeal to all ages. The three met at school five years ago and became inseparable friends, driven by their love of music and dance to form a group. In person, Clique Girlz Paris, Destinee and Ariel finish each other's sentences as they enthusiastically describe the journey that has taken them from their native Atlantic City, NJ, to Hollywood, where Jimmy Iovine himself signed them to his Interscope label.