Okay, so it’s pretty hard to be young and trying to follow up a worldwide smash hit album. Initially just ‘Dave Allen’s daughter on MySpace’, now she’s a global pop sensation. She’s had an alcohol-fuelled couple of years and even a failed chat show under her belt, but now Lily Allen is back with her second album, a task that can make or break an artist in commercial terms. It’s Not Me is fun; it’s poppy and laden with catchy samples. Where Alright, Still was a sunny happy album, It’s Not Me has more of a nod to a real Britpop sound and really, there’s nothing wrong with it at all. This is a confident, self-reflective Allen that still has oomph.