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I Believe That When You Have Fans, They Invest In You Not Just As A Singer But As A Person As Well. It's Not Enough To Just Have Good Songs And A Good Voice.

I Don't Think There Was Ever A Moment When I Was Like, 'yeah, I Want To Be A Singer!' I Guess It Just Happened. I Performed A Lot When I Was Younger And Stuff, But I Remember Getting To The Point Where I Thought I Might Have To Get A Normal Job.

I Wrote 'lights' A Long, Long Time Ago. And I Expected It To Be On The Album, Because It Was - I Wrote It With 'biff' Stannard. And He Wrote Every Single Spice Girls Song And Every Single Pop Song Of The 90s, Basically. So I Thought, You Know, I Was Really Lucky To Work With Him, But I Didn't Think It Would Be A Big Song For Some Reason.

I Think, It Is A Challenge To Get Critics Or Whoever To See Past What You Wear And Makeup And The Way You Look And Just Concentrate On The Music.

I've Watched And Learnt From Djs And Remixers And Paid Way More Attention To How I Want My Voice To Sound. Before, As Long As It Was Loud And In Tune It Was Fine. I've Discovered The Difference Made By Various Microphones And Effects, So Each Track Has A Different Vocal Sound, My Voice Is Woven Into Everything And It's Above Everything.