Rita Ora has admitted that she was eager to make her US debut album as “special” as possible to appeal to her new audience.
Speaking to MTV News, the 22-year-old British singer, who is signed to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation said: ''There's a few surprises. I don't want to give them away, but it's definitely in the Roc family. 2013 is really important for me because it's gonna to be the first time the US hears my official album and I wanted to put a few extra tracks on there and make it really special.
"So I'm basically giving you guys a whole new album of new material. So to the world it'll be like a second album, but to you guys it'll be like a first album.''
The How We Do (Party) singer also revealed that she has big plans this year adding: ''2013's got a lot of things I want to achieve. There's a lot of kind of plans and ideas that are gonna come out in 2013.''
