Lily Allen announces return to studio

Lily Allen created a buzz over the internet yesterday when she tweeted that she was back in the studio with Greg Kurstin, the grammy award winning song writer behind Allen's hit "The Fear," and producer behind her last album "It's Not Me, It's You."

The cute-as-a-button-don't-be-fooled-by-her-looks songstress had released 2 studio albums, 'Alright, Still' and 'It's Not Me, It's You' before announcing that she would no longer be recording, touring or performing under the name "Lily Allen."


Lily says she has always tried to write things that are both relevant to her life and universal. 'It's not Me, It's You' referenced everything from racism and celebrity and consumer culture to TV dinners and premature ejaculation.

Who'd have known - where Lily Allen portrays an obsessed fan who kidnaps Elton John.

Lily Allen for Chanel

Whilst content of her repetiore is both topical and entertaining it is the poppy style of the music and Lily's down-to-earth personanilty that makes her so well received by such a diverse audience. But Lily isn't just a singer/songwriter.  She is also a self described Fashion designer, Political activist, Mouthy blogshite, X-rated sexpert, Fall-down drunk, WAG-tagoniser, Queen of MySpace, Exhibitionist, Primadonna, Style icon, Celebrity girlfriend, Celebrity daughter, Celebrity sister, Paparazzi prey, Party starter and Princess. Constantly in the public eye, Lily battled having all aspects of her life pulled to pieces by media and paparazzi - it's almost no surprise she took the break she did.

Lily performed her last show supporting Muse at Wembley Stadium in 2010, and since then has set up a fashion rental shop with her sister and also launched her own record label, however the void she left has yet to be replaced, which is why everyone was so excited yesterday when she announced her return to the studio.

"You will be pleased to know that i am currently in the studio with @GregKurstin" she tweeted yesterday, following with "No big deal really, i'm jut throwing shit at the wall and seeing if anything sticks."

Well Lily, we certainly are pleased and cannot wait to hear what you have to say this time 'round.

The Fear

It has been reported that Lily Allen's next album can be expected as early as January next year.