Sia only released an album to get out of her record contract.
The ‘Chandelier’ hitmaker hates being in the spotlight and prefers writing for other artists but brought out a well-received solo album ‘1000 Forms of Fear’ last year purely because it was in the terms of her publishing deal.
She explained: "Basically, I put this out to get out of my publishing deal.
"I was planning to be a pop songwriter for other artists, but my publishing deal was as an artist, so I had to put one more album out.
"I didn’t want to get famous, so I just kept all the songs I wanted and had a lot of fun making it."
And though she only made the record to fulfil her obligations, the 39-year-old singer – who has penned tracks for the likes of Beyoncé and Rihanna – admitted she already has another record ready for release, containing music originally written for other people.
She told NME magazine: "I’m super-productive. I have a full album ready to go and it’s much more pop. I’m calling it ‘This is Acting’ because they are songs I was writing for other people, so I didn’t go in thinking, ‘This is something I would say’.
"It’s more like play-acting. It’s fun."
Sia’s forced album release
