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Blonde ambition: Marina Diamandis reveals a new look Perched on a sofa in an upmarket London hotel, the demure Marina Diamandis doesn’t look much like a prima donna, a home-wrecker or, heaven forbid, a bubblegum bitch. Her appearance is feminine, and she certainly looks a lot less daunting than the quirkily-dressed pop siren who emerged in 2010. Dressed head to toe in pastel pinks, her look is topped off by blonde, prom-queen curls and a bow-tied headband. There is a small heart painted on her left cheek.

But Diamandis is nothing if not perplexing. She is a solo act who performs as Marina & The Diamonds. And, on her new album, Electra Heart, she is indeed a Primadonna, a Homewrecker and, yes, a Bubblegum Bitch.

Those are three of her new songs. Others include Fear And Loathing and Living Dead.

So why is a nice, middle-class girl from Abergavenny — she went to the exclusive Haberdashers’ Monmouth School on an assisted place — acting so mean and nasty? After all, Marina once aspired to be the new Britney Spears (the goody-two-shoes early model — not the crazy later incarnation). She auditioned for The Lion King and even subscribed to entertainment bible The Stage because it was the magazine that launched The Spice Girls. Her change of heart can be traced back to a broken romance. Buzz Quiz Ps2 Rapidshare.

Last year, the half-Welsh, half-Greek singer-songwriter parted company with a boyfriend — ‘a good guy, not somebody who is in the music industry, but the wrong person for me’ — and the fallout inspired an album. ‘I’m putting on an aggressive front to hide my true feelings, but I’d hate guys to think I was intimidating,’ she says, adding to my confusion. ‘On my new songs, I wanted to flick the situation around. I didn’t want to come across as a victim. I’m not a bitch, but I wanted to expose that side of my character. ‘I wanted to address the things that women don’t usually talk about.

Nobody will admit to playing power games in relationships, but they do.’ Marina nods when I suggest she could be the Anti-Adele. ‘That’s hit the nail on the head,’ she says.

‘When you mention heartbreak songs, people think of Adele singing Someone Like You. Her album, 21, was a brilliant break-up record. ‘Mine’s an ode to dysfunctional love. I wanted to create a cold, ruthless character who wasn’t vulnerable.’ At 26, Diamandis is primed to leap into pop’s major league.

Her eclectic debut album, The Family Jewels, was a modest success two years ago. Electra Heart is bolder. Made with U.S.

Producers Dr Luke (Katy Perry) and Greg Kurstin (Lily Allen), its mid-tempo ballads and Euro-disco stomps are brash. On the back of their success last year with Ed Sheeran, the singer’s label, Atlantic, have made her a top priority. She says: ‘My first album wasn’t a flop, but it wasn’t a wild success. This one is more assured, and I feel it will come to define my career. I’ve always been honest about my ambitions. There’s no shame in that. You need a certain level of narcissism to do this job.