To help her make her second album, It�s Not Me, It�s You, as successful as her first, Lily Allen asked music producer Greg Kurstin to �join her for several sessions of remote songwriting in makeshift Logic-based �studios� set up in the English countryside.� With Kurstin playing ideas �on a Logic instrument� and an inspired Allen laying �down one or two vocals� in response, the result was a musically creative tag team effort.
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[Source: Apple Hot News]
