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Rita Ora bets on herself with 'You & I,' her 'personal letter' to fans

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It’s hard to imagine a global pop star losing confidence, but that was Rita Ora. However, the multi-hyphenated entertainer partly credits her husband, filmmaker Taika Waititi, with regaining her musical mojo and is back with a new album, “You & I.” The 12-track project represents a personal milestone; she wrote on the album for the first time by converting diary entries into songs. The deeply personal project has only one collaboration, Fatboy Slim, on “Praising You” which hit No. 1 on Billboard’s dance/mix show airplay chart—a rework of his 1998 hit, “Praise You.” However, a deluxe version is coming with more star-studded guests.



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