JOSS STONE performs the song "STUCK ON YOU" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY JOSEPH KELLEY
Water For Your Soul, Joss Stone’s seventh album, the follow up to 2012's The Soul Sessions Vol.2, represents a musical departure for Stone. Infused with elements of reggae, 'world' sounds, hip hop and of course, soul, the self-written and co-produced Water For Your Soul sees Joss venturing into previously unexplored territory - collaborating with the likes of Nitin Sawney, Damian Marley, Dennis Bovell, and Linton Kwesi Johnson.
Joss’s idealistic approach shines through her new album. “Some people play music to pay their bills, some have a story to tell, some people make music to become famous. Every reason is valid, because it’s your own personal reason, and once you’ve figured it out, you know where you’re going. The reason I do it is because it fills me up. It’s like a drug to me. It’s like it tastes good and it smells good and it’s warm. If I’m walking down the street and I hear a busker playing, it makes my day better. And I guess I’m addicted to having that in my life. And that’s why I do it, to share that feeling with other people.”
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PRESENTED BY JOSEPH KELLEY
Water For Your Soul, Joss Stone’s seventh album, the follow up to 2012's The Soul Sessions Vol.2, represents a musical departure for Stone. Infused with elements of reggae, 'world' sounds, hip hop and of course, soul, the self-written and co-produced Water For Your Soul sees Joss venturing into previously unexplored territory - collaborating with the likes of Nitin Sawney, Damian Marley, Dennis Bovell, and Linton Kwesi Johnson.
Joss’s idealistic approach shines through her new album. “Some people play music to pay their bills, some have a story to tell, some people make music to become famous. Every reason is valid, because it’s your own personal reason, and once you’ve figured it out, you know where you’re going. The reason I do it is because it fills me up. It’s like a drug to me. It’s like it tastes good and it smells good and it’s warm. If I’m walking down the street and I hear a busker playing, it makes my day better. And I guess I’m addicted to having that in my life. And that’s why I do it, to share that feeling with other people.”
http://www.jossstone.com/
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