Stooshe pulled debut album because they 'weren't happy'

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London girl band Stooshe have explained why they cancelled the release of their debut album.

It was scheduled for release at the end of 2012, but was pulled as the band said they "weren't happy with it".

They also said their dream collaborations would be with Jay-Z, Kanye West or Justin Timberlake.

The group were speaking to Newsbeat's Nesta McGregor at the Brit Awards ceremony.

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