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Singer Alexandra Burke is finally working on music for her comeback album, in what will be her first record in over three years.

The 33-year-old X Factor winner and west end singer has been in the studio working on new music, MarkMeets can reveal.

With interest already in from three record labels, who are all eager to release her first record since 2018’s ‘The Truth Is’.

“Alexandra is back in the studio and feeling more inspired than ever. She performed all of her hits at Mighty Hoopla in London at the beginning of September and the reaction was so overwhelming that it has given her the push to make huge floor-filling pop songs again.

“The music is really upbeat and just about celebrating life, love and having a good time.”

Alexandra is feeling more confident than ever about her music and insiders explained that winning ‘Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins’ recently, alongside Aled Davies and Wes Nelson, gave her a boost.

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The source added: “Her creative juices are flowing and she feels like a brand new artist after winning ‘SAS’. She’s got a lot more to give. Life is exciting again for her and she’s back in her happy place.

“She put a snippet of a song out on her social media earlier this week and felt overwhelmed by the response and good will. She feels like she’s making her first album again.”

Alexandra is working on tunes for her new album with producers Dot Inc and Parx, who have previously collaborated with Sean Paul who recently said he would be up for a collaboration with Jesy Nelson.

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Meanwhile, Alexandra recently revealed she had to have therapy after taking part in ‘SAS: Who Dares Wins’, the gruelling Channel 4 military training show.

She said: “I was crying all the time. If I saw an advert for the army, I had a panic attack. That side of it was really awful. I did get therapy. I wasn’t sleeping well at all.

“I always thought there was somebody outside waiting to attack me. So I got a bit paranoid.”

She added “I looked like a lazy bugger but I had just trekked 10k up and down the terrace I would advise people to really consider that show,” She went on to say, “I would advise people to really, really consider that show..” I apologize for making it sound so bad. Yes, but it’s more аbout mentаl аs well аs physicаl strength. “I just think the whole point of thаt course is аmаzing..”

It honestly chаnged my life аnd mаde me а better person. I’m much more confident now.

“To even tаlk to people becаuse I’m just like, You know whаt, you know, we’re аll worthy of greаt things..”

“To even talk to people because I’m just like, You know what, you know, we’re all worthy of great things..” People deserve to know that men and women are equal, that we are all the same. “Yeah, and I don’t think in this day and age..”

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