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The facts remain. 12 months have passed, a star has blossomed and Alexandra Burke is no longer dueting with Beyonce. She is competing with her. Her sound is perfectly espoused on Bad Boys, but there are plenty more where that came from. You might like to call it 21st century techno future-pop.

Standout tracks began to emerge from the outset. The updated dancehall groove and killer chorus of Dumb came pie-driving its way out of the speakers. The soulful ballad Silence (‘about getting the silent treatment off a man. We’ve all been there, haven’t we?’) and the astonishingly soul-bearing Perfect (‘I’m a North London girl that was born and raised in a council house. I swear sometimes. I can be a bit gobby. I like to club, I like a drink every now and again. I’m a young girl. That’s just me. I’m not Perfect, but nobody is’) made the hairs on the back of her neck stand up.

‘Bad Boys’ came towards the end of the two and a half month, globe-straddling recording process. ‘My A&R and I were in a hotel room and we heard about this song. I loved the title from the moment I heard it. In the studio, after I’d sang the first verse I stopped singing and said to the producers The Phantom Boys, do you realise how much I can relate to this song? I had an instantly good feeling. This is what I do! I go for the bad boys. I go for the boys I’m not meant to. The demo felt right and I went back to New York to record it and I just knew that it had to be the first single. I texted Simon saying ‘Bad Boys for first single?’ and he texted straight back saying ‘most definitely’.’ Alex bonded with her guest rapper in the studio in LA. ‘He was wearing his sunglasses and I said ‘Flo, do you see sunshine in here?’ and that broke the ice. He took them off, smiled, and then put them back on again. That was it. I just had to see in his eyes what he was doing there. We made a connection. He took it to the next level.’