In 2001, she was among the last ten contestants on the
ITV talent show
Pop Idol. Before appearing on
Pop Idol she had been on various TV talent shows including
Michael Barrymore's
My Kind of Music and
Star for a Night. The
BBC later invited her to sing "
Come Back", one of the competing songs in
A Song for Europe, the British selection for the
Eurovision Song Contest 2002. The audience selected her to represent the United Kingdom at the event in
Tallinn, where she took her country to its best result since
Imaani's "
Where Are You?" in
1998, finishing joint third alongside
Estonia's representative,
Sahlene. Later in 2002 Garlick was involved in a campaign to help children stop
smoking. She made a guest appearance in the 2003
Song for Europe, during which she was charged with announcing the results of the Welsh televote, which handed top marks to the ill-fated
Jemini. Later in the year, she appeared in
Liquid Eurovision preview and analysis programmes. On 16 November 2006, Garlick appeared as the hidden musician in the 'Identity Parade' round on the BBC's
Never Mind the Buzzcocks game show. She is now married to Owen Satterley, a personal trainer whom she has dated from her teenage years. They have a daughter called Olivia and a son called Noah. The début single from her unreleased album,
Hard Not to Fall, was released on 11 May 2009, one day before the first Eurovision Song Contest semi-final. The single was only available to purchase from
iTunes. She recorded a music video which was posted on her website. Garlick performed the new single, along with her Eurovision entry, "Come Back", at the UK Eurovision Preview Party, at
Scala,
King's Cross, on 17 April 2009. == Chart discography ==