I think they’re still classic and timeless, so I might put them out as individual singles or on the third album or maybe get to somebody else to record.” She’s “already writing for the third album,” but promoting “The MF Life” is “really consuming me now, so I haven’t been in the studio much these days. “There are some great records that didn’t make this album that will have a life. “It was about making the best body of work for this place, so I’m telling the best story for where I’m at,” she says. “The MF Life,” according to Fiona, was culled from a large body of songs, but she’s not viewing those that did not make the cut as leftovers.
People tend to remember the more heartbroken and sad records, but…I wanted to give a little taste of all the different colors of what it is to fall in love with somebody.”
I’ve got songs like ‘Breaking Down These Walls’ that are definitely empowering on the leap to love from a partnership standpoint, being stronger for your partner. I’ve been on the ‘Wrong Side of a Love Song’ and I’m doing better and you’re watching me work. “I think there’s a definite balance with the highs and the lows. “That was like a buzz record, something we wanted to add as a little extra thing at the last second,” says Fiona, who co-wrote six songs for the album and three more for the deluxe edition.įiona says her goal with “The MF Life” was to give an “honest” depiction of her life and how things have changed from 2009’s “The Bridge.” “It’s basically telling stories that have never been told, that I’ve experienced and grown from and learned from,” she explains.
Cole on “This Time” and Nas on the rocking “Running.” “I Been That Girl,” co-written by Drake, was also a late addition to “The MF Life,” as were the funky “Watch Me Work” and “6 AM,” a bonus track featuring T-Pain. Fiona says the delay allowed her “to get some last-minute features” on the album, including J.
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