"For me, having an executive producer was a first. It was the best experience, and funnily enough, I think it's the most cohesive album I've had since the beginning of my career - back in the PWL (pop mogul Pete Waterman's record label, which housed the hitmaking producing team of Stock Aitken Waterman) days - where by its very nature made it cohesive," she said.
"There's a lot to be said for working with different producers and trying different stuff which has worked really well for me in the past, but I definitely wanted someone to tie this together as Stuart has done so beautifully."[read the full article].
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