Alexis Jordan won't use sex to sell songs

Alexis Jordan has avowed that she won't sexualise her music material as she wants to remain a positive role model for young girls.
The 'Good Girl' singer, who is signed to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label, has revealed that she wants to appeal to fans "who are sick of the raunchy pop world."
"I'm young, so I don't want to be too sexual. I can do the whole woman thing when I'm a woman," she told Company magazine. "For now, let me smile and be fun.
"Young artists like me are growing up in front of you. I'm not perfect, I'm only human! If I went through a hardcore break-up then of course my music is going to change and maybe I'll change a little too.
"But right now, I'm just trying to be as good as I can be, and enjoy every second of it."
The 'Happiness' star previously revealed that Jay-Z gave her creative control over her debut LP Alexis Jordan.