Lily Allen new album is going to make listeners feel "naughty,"

“I left school at 15. I’m not a genius songwriter. I don’t think I’m really good at anything,” Allen told the U.K. version of Rolling Stone, adding that she feels that she “got away with something.”

The British phrase “sit on the naughty step” can be likened to the American “go stand in the corner.” The 23-year-old singer says this album will have a more electropop feel than the ska vibe of her last effort Alright, Still. She’ll even play xylophone on the track “Everybody’s At It,” a ditty about prescription drug use.
“Some people will like it and some people won’t,” Allen says. “If people hate it, then I’ll just try something else.”

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