A lot is going on across the pond. And while Adele (opens in new tab) is recovering from vocal chord surgery, we turn our attention to a new Brit singer-songwriter who is celebrating the stateside release of her debut album, Seasons of My Soul. Rumer, whose real name is Sarah Joyce, admits that her self-described "warm and fuzzy" music — which makes our hearts melt — is all autobiographical.
MC's Sergio Kletnoy sat down with the London songbird to discuss her dream collaborators and why having a style icon is frustrating for her. He even gets her to sing a little ditty!
For more on Rumer, be sure to pick up our February issue, on newsstands Jan. 17.
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