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Having suffered protracted problems with her current label EMI over the release of her new album Colour Me Free!, the singer said that she would look to sign artists who do not use sex to sell their music.
"It would be nice to set up my own label in the future. It's just so sad that we have to fight to be real," Contactmusic quotes Stone as saying. "I've never let the record label use my body or full face on a record sleeve.
"It's about my music, not my face or legs. I'm like all women: I don't think I have the perfect body. I'm a singer, not a model and I wish more musicians would think of that."
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