STONE AVOIDS A 'MESS' IN BAHAMAS STUDIO

Last updated: Sunday, March 25, 2007

STONE AVOIDS A 'MESS' IN BAHAMAS STUDIO

British soul star JOSS STONE insisted on recording her new album in seclusion in the Bahamas because she didn't want to repeat her 'messy' second CD.

Joss Stone outside of the Ed Sullivan theatre for 'The Late Show with David Letterman'. New York City, USA - 19.03.07

The singer booked into reggae legend BOB MARLEY's studio Compass Point with producer RAPHAEL SAADIQ to record INTRODUCING JOSS STONE and she's delighted with the way the album turned out.

She says, "If everybody's mind was involved then it would be (first album) THE SOUL SESSIONS again or (second album) MIND, BODY + SOUL, which was a complete muddled-up mess.

"It wasn't an album; it was a CD with a bunch of songs on it."

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Source: WENN

| Sunday, March 25, 2007

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