Working with husband Chad Kroeger is inspiring: Avril Lavigne

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Last Updated : Oct 09 2013 | 4:00 PM IST
Singer Avril Lavigne, who has collaborated with husband Chad Kroeger on her new record, says it was inspiring to work with him.
The 29-year-old recently unveiled a duet with the Nickelback star called 'Let Me Go', which features on her self-titled, fifth studio album due for release on November 4, reported Digital Spy.
"Working with Chad was awesome because I found a husband and that was the best thing that came out of the experience. No, we had a great time. We really just celebrated music together and we both love writing and creating; it's non-stop.
"Even though the record's done now and we recorded it, like, we're always around the house coming up with new ideas and concepts. It's really inspiring," she said.
Lavigne married Kroeger in France in July after getting engaged last year while working together on her album. They also co-wrote the LP's lead single 'Here's To Never Growing Up'.
"The record's really diverse. I have a song with Marilyn Manson. I have a song called 'Hello Kitty'. It has an electronic feel. All the sounds and styles hit on sounds that I've touched on before and I've also experimented.
"I have a song called 'Bad Girl' and it's one of the heavier, darker tunes on this record, one of my favourite songs. Manson and I have been quite friendly over the years and when I heard the song it kind of made me think about him," she said.
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First Published: Oct 09 2013 | 4:00 PM IST

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