Oct 31, 2008 • 1 min read

Joss Stone recorded album in secret

Joss Stone says she recorded most of her forthcoming album in a week in February, at her mum's house in Devon, to keep it away from EMI.

Joss Stone has revealed that she began recording her forthcoming new album in secret to stop her label, EMI, from interfering with it.

Stone told The Daily Star: "I recorded the bulk of my new album in the space of a week in February this year. But it was like a secret - not a secret from the world, but a secret from the record company, because, basically, I didn't want them fucking with it. EMI was going through a lot of change at the time. It's a very long story but there aren't many people left there that I know now. I recorded the album at my mum's house in Devon. It was like a building site at the time, so it was just me and a crew in two bare rooms with a mic".

It was in February that I was in Devon for my Grandmother's funeral and my sister saw Joss Stone open the passenger door of a car into a wall, which she also kept secret, from the driver that is. She's a secretive girl, that Joss Stone.

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