What Kate Moss did next: record an album?

Supermodel Kate Moss is reported to be installing a recording studio in her new London home so that she can work on an album.

BY Olivia Bergin | 30 December 2010

Kate Moss ejoys a spot of karaoke at a fashion launch party Photo: REX

She's a self-confessed lover of karaoke, has enjoyed high-profile relationships with rock singers, graced music videos for the White Stripes and Primal Scream, and her voice has appeared on tracks by The Lemonheads and Babyshambles. So it comes as little surprise that supermodel Kate Moss is rumoured to be working on her own album. 
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The Daily Mail reveals that a close friend of her musician boyfriend Jamie Hince has said: "Kate's fashion days are winding down and she's no longer designing for Topshop, so her dream is to record an urban album."
Hince, a guitarist in the band The Kills, is also reported to have told friends that Moss is hoping to install a music studio in their new £7.5 million home in the leafy suburb of Highgate, North London.
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The Croydon-born model, 36, is no stranger to the stage: in July she accompanied Hince and musician Nick Cave by playing the tambourine at a charity gig hosted by designer Bella Freud, and in 2009 she sang with ex-boyfriend Pete Doherty (again, for charity) at the Café De Paris in London.
She also currently enjoys a starring role on the cover of Bryan Ferry's latest album Olympia, and is rumoured to be duetting with the former Roxy Music frontman on his next production.
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If such rumours turn out to be true, we could be hearing a lot more of the interview-shy model's dulcet tones over the next year...