Lily Allen is a bursting-with-life bubble of contradictions whose existence is scrutinised day and night. Now the feisty Londoner lets both her devotees and detractors know that It's Not Me, It's You.
She's a naive brat who is wise beyond her years. A political activist and a fall-down drunk. A party princess, paparazzi prey, fashionista, blogger, sexpert, a voice of a generation. Lily's been called all these things and much, much more. But one thing is for certain – she's a singer/songwriter with a bucket-load of unique talent.
It's Not Me, It's You is Lily's second album, and she's thrown caution to the wind more than ever before. Lily sings about a gamut of home truths from racism (F**k You) and ageism (22), to politics (9/11), drugs (Everyone's At It) and relationships (Never Gonna Happen), delivering potent social commentary in her oh-so-sweet voice.
Debuting at #1 on both the Australian and UK charts, It's Not Me, It's You is a darker, dancier and markedly more mature album from this walking contradiction.