James Morrison "hate working on" albums both up because it was considered too "hasty" and not much different from her first album.
British singer revealed she was depressed while making his album in 2008, "Songs for You, Truths for Me" sounds like her first album, "Undiscovered."
"Songs for You, Truths for Me" received double platinum and sold over a million copies worldwide. But James admits he still regrets making the album a rush it.
"I was pressured by the label rekamanku not to make it (second album) are too different from the first, because it was very successful. The second album was made in a hurry and I hate the process of manufacture. I hate music that is safe and I even make it."
Star also said he did not like the duet in 2008 with Nelly Furtado "Broken Strings."
"It was far from my favorite song because it does not involve feelings too."
James Morrison regret Making The Second Album
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