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Selena Gomez's new album inspired by rap music

Selena Gomez's new album Revival is rap-inspired. The singer said her latest song may have been influenced from the genre but her focus is to "make feel-good songs".

Updated on: Sep 9, 2015, 12:48:06 IST
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Singer Selena Gomez has said that her new album Revival has been inspired by rap music. The Come & Get It hitmaker said her latest LP has drawn on influences from the genre. However, she says her focus is to "make feel-good songs", reported Contactmusic.

Selena Gomez is known for songs such as The Heart Wants What It Wants, Come & Get It, Tell Me Something I Don't Know and Slow Down. (Selena/Facebook)
Selena Gomez is known for songs such as The Heart Wants What It Wants, Come & Get It, Tell Me Something I Don't Know and Slow Down. (Selena/Facebook)

"This time I've really let myself be inspired by rap sounds. But generally, I just want to make feel-good songs that make people want to dance," she said. Meanwhile, the 23-year-old recently revealed she headed to the beach for the recording sessions for her new album, living with her producers like "one big family"."We stayed in a house together like one big family. We'd wake up in our bathing suits, go to the beach and then the studio for hours. I wanted to feel the songs and be weird and have a change of environment."



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