“And the only thing I could think of was, pull out my camera and try telling others. As a student journalist, as an aspiring journalist, that’s all I could think: Get other people’s stories on tape. If we all die, the camera survives, and that’s how we get the message out there, about how we want change to be brought about.”In the video, published byStar-Telegram, While Dua didn't give any previews of her new sound, she has talked about how her next release will not only be a "pop album" but one that reflects the music she grew up listening to. “Hip-hop has played a big role in that," she recentlytoldRolling Stone Tell us one thing that happened backstage no one knows about. Well, the confidence in our instincts has probably been one of the biggest changes. It gives us a lot more freedom to try new things and push our music into new areas. We didn’t always start out trusting [our instincts] though and over the last year or so we have really grown into ourselves.  “Roses," we feel, is really when we turned that corner. Right now, we have a pretty good grasp on how we work best, which usually happens over the course of one session. The single stream of consciousness is something we really feel strongly about. If it isn’t clicking, we scrap it and start over.