Lily Allen says her feud with Azealia Banks helped "find her voice."
The ‘Hard Out Here’ singer admits that her song-writing "sounded terrible" during her four year hiatus from music, but claims her Twitter spat with the ‘212’ hitmaker – which started after the New York rapper called her children "ugly" – inspired her to pen new material.
Lily, who has daughters Ethel, two, and 15 month old Marnie, with husband Sam Cooper, told The Sun newspaper: "I tried to write through my pregnancy with my youngest, but the hormones were really weird and it was just really forced and sounded terrible.
"Then it wasn’t until I stopped breastfeeding, six months on Azealia tweeted me on Twitter, that I was like, ‘Yes you know who I am.’ "
Azealia also took a swipe at the ‘Not Fair’ singer’s husband Sam by saying he looks like a "thumb", which forced Lily to brand the rapper a "one-hit wonder".
However, Lily insists the harsh comments all contributed to her comeback record ‘Sheezus’.
She explained: "I found my voice again then, I just bashed it all out. It was like two years of writing before I found it."
Lily Allen: ‘Azealia Banks feud helped writing’
