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"  Fefe Dobson emerged onto the pop-scene with her hit song, &amp;quot;Take Me Away&amp;quot; in 2003. Her angsty, but upbeat and catchy, sound could be described as a mix between Avril Lavigne and Lindsay Lohan (her singing career, that is.) Fefe is credited to some of today&amp;#039;s HOTTEST songs (such as Selena Gomez&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Round and Round&amp;quot;) and has had her songs covered by Selena, Jordin Sparks, and Miley Cyrus. Fefe is back and better than ever, and is ready to showcase her material on her new album Joy, set to release on November 30th, featuring her two current singles &amp;quot;Ghost&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Stuttering&amp;quot;. Seventeen: Can you tell us about your new album Joy, and what we can expect from it? Fefe Dobson: It comes out November 30th and it&amp;#039;s a rockin&amp;#039; record. It&amp;#039;s a concept record. When it starts it sounds like a radio station, which is really cool. Originally we made this album indie. Then I re-signed with Island Def Jam and we made some more polished tracks. The album is an indie-radio station and then it goes to a pop station half way in between the record. It&amp;#039;s cool. I&amp;#039;m excited. 17: You&amp;#039;ve had a lot of pop-stars, such as Miley Cyrus, Jordin Sparks, and Selena Gomez, perform songs you&amp;#039;ve written. What is it like hearing your songs sung by other artists? FD: It&amp;#039;s so gnarly. It&amp;#039;s funny, a lot of those girls are singing about my past relationships. Selena covered, &amp;quot;As A Blonde,&amp;quot; and I was like &amp;quot;Wow, that&amp;#039;s crazy.&amp;quot; I wrote that song like, four or five years ago, as well as &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t Let It Go To Your Head,&amp;quot; that Jordin Sparks covered. Selena just did a song called &amp;quot;Round and Round,&amp;quot; that I was thinking about putting on this album but I didn&amp;#039;t think it was right for me. It&amp;#039;s pretty exciting. The song is doing really well, and it&amp;#039;s an honor. 17: Where do you get your inspiration from when writing songs? FD: Honestly it comes from life experiences. Past relationships, journal entries, conversations, but mostly life experiences. 17: You&amp;#039;ve worked with some great artists and producers. Who are some people you haven&amp;#039;t worked with yet, but would like to? FD: Kid Cudi or MGMT would be cool.  17: If we were to look onto your iPod, what would we find? FD: It goes from The Doors, to Drake, Bob Marley, Guns N&amp;#039; Roses, Smashing Pumpkins. I have a lot of music on my iPod. 17: Do you ever get stage fright? FD: I always get a little nervous before I go on stage. I get butterflies in my stomach. Once I get on stage and start singing they go away. It&amp;#039;s normal. If I don&amp;#039;t get butterflies before I go on, then I know I&amp;#039;m going to have a poopy show, cause then I&amp;#039;m probably too chill. Be sure to check out Fefe&amp;#039;s new album Joy on November 30th. Her single&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Ghost&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Stuttering&amp;quot; are now available on iTunes! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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