Canadian pop singer Avril Lavigne says her upcoming album has more to do with emotion and feeling.
The singer says that she’’s taking a more serious, stripped-down approach to her fourth studio album, tentatively slated for a November release on RCA, reports the China Daily.
“A lot of the songs are mainly the acoustic and my vocal,” Lavigne told Billboard.com.
“It’’s a lot different from anything I”ve done before. It’’s not a pop-rock record. This is more about emotion and feeling,” she added.
Lavigne’’s hubby Deryck Whibley produced eight of the as-yet-untitled album’s projected 12 tracks, half of which she wrote by her herself.
For the other half, she’’s collaborated with former bandmate Evan Taubenfield and songwriter/producer Butch Walker.
“I”m kind of just keeping it in the family with all of my close friends. I started this record off really slow, just writing songs at home on my piano. I didn”t work with a ton of people this time,” Lavigne said.
