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To help her make her second album, It’s Not Me, It’s You, as successful as her first, Lily Allen asked music producer Greg Kurstin to “join her for several sessions of remote songwriting in makeshift Logic-based ‘studios’ set up in the English countryside.” With Kurstin playing ideas “on a Logic instrument” and an inspired Allen laying “down one or two vocals” in response, the result was a musically creative tag team effort.