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Zutons begin work on fourth album

Published Tuesday, May 12 2009, 02:04 BST | By Alex Fletcher
Zutons begin work on fourth album
The Zutons have begun work on their fourth studio album, according to saxophonist Abi Harding.

She also hinted that the Liverpool group's follow-up to 2008's You Can Do Anything may feature African musical influences.

Harding told the Liverpool Echo: "We're writing a new album at the moment. We've just moved rehearsal rooms, so we're pretty busy. We've had a bit of time off. Now we're just concentrating on writing."

She continued: "I've been listening to loads of music - some mad instrumental stuff from Africa, some great stuff from Fela Kuti. It's nothing like what I play, but I love listening to it.

"Maybe it inspires a bit of what we do. But that's always been the thing with the band - what we play changes all the time. It feels like we can play anything we want."

The Zutons were dropped by Sony BMG earlier this year.

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