Mercury Prize winners Alt-J want Dr. Dre for new album

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Mercury Prize-winning band Alt-J say they'd like to work with producer and rapper Dr. Dre on their new album.

They also said they would return to their studio in Brixton, south London, to record the follow-up to their debut album An Awesome Wave.

Thom and Gus from the band were speaking to Newsbeat's Nesta McGregor at the Brit Awards ceremony.

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