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Other co-writers listed across the album include Hans Zimmer, Annie Lennox, Tori Amos, The Clash, Billy Ocean, Jamiroquai, Bastille, and more. The idea for Is This What We Want? was established by ...

The album “Is This What We Want ... Billy Ocean, Ed O’Brien of Radiohead, Jamiroquai and Imogen Heap are also among the artists who participated in the project. Workers in a range of creative ...

Musicians like Kate Bush, Annie Lennox, Jamiroquai, Cat Yusuf Stevens ... have released a “silent” album titled 'Is This What We Want?' Illustration by Mathures Paul More than 1,000 British musicians ...