music-news.com - Jessie J says singer's voices weren't that important when she became famous.
The British singer's debut album Who You Are came out last year and did well in her home country as well as in America.
She hopes she has shown that an artist's voice rather than their styling is crucial to making it in the industry.
'I'm an artist who came out at a time when vocals weren't as important. It was about what you're wearing, who you're dating and what make-up you've got on. I want people to see that first and foremost I'm a singer,' she said.
Jessie is appearing on the UK version of singing competition The Voice. She is excited about helping to discover new musical talent, but has vowed to be tough on those who are taking part.
Although she is only 23, Jessie knows how vital hard work is.
'I'm all about vocals. I train every single day. I sing every single day and that's something I want to see in someone I find,' she told Look magazine. 'I'm quite hard on them. So many have just sung to their mum and dad. Then they stand in front of me and get a bit overwhelmed. But they [all] came back and said thank you for the tough love.'
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