I wasn't keen on her second album. The first was much stronger for me. She also seemed to be taking the cool and aloof thing a little bit too far.

 

Is she with the same label? Because the second album didn't exactly set the charts alight. Having a baby was a convenient opportunity to take a break and come back afresh.

A lot of the album tracks from the second were brilliant, such as 'Love It Is Love', 'The Walls Keep Saying Your Name' and 'You Get Yours'. :wub:

 

I'd strongly recommend hearing those if you haven't. :dance:

I was going to buy her second album as well, until I heard 'I Won't Change You'. I'm sure I'll see it in a bargain bin somewhere :lol:

I was going to buy her second album as well, until I heard 'I Won't Change You'. I'm sure I'll see it in a bargain bin somewhere :lol:

That's WHY I bought her second album. :o

That's WHY I bought her second album. :o

 

 

Me too :blush: I listened once and thought it was $h!te. Making Music was just very very bad cheese :(

Just found this here :D

 

Sophie Ellis Bextor forthcoming track 'New York City Lights' Prod/Writer

 

Sounds pretty cool and electro :D

 

 

This return is gonna be the best thing since sliced bread, I can feel it in my bones. :dance:

Let's hope she's successful this time though. :(

I always liked her style she always seemed to have a "ballsy" attitude about herself. I wouldnt want to cross her I know that :blink:

 

I hope she has a hit though :wub:

I'm quite excited about her new album. She has worked with some good producers and there is currently a big gap in the pop market right now. I love the new single and hope it gets a good reception.