UK based rapper Tinie Tempah has revealed that one of the artists he was desperate to work with on his new album was Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin.

During a new interview with the NME, the 'Pass Out' superstar explained that he has a great deal of respect for the musician and wanted to get his artistic opinions on his new offering, entitled 'Demonstration':

"One of the people who I really wanted on the record was Chris Martin, of all people. I went to his studio and played him a lot of the record, and the record I could hear him on. He gave me feedback of what he thought, what he liked and what he didn't like." 

Speaking about the album's title, Tinie added: "'Demonstration' is my second record. A lot of it just focuses on the evolution of me as an artist [...] the vision that I had in my head and all the people that I thought could help me get my vision out to the world definitely worked out."

"I thought about all these reasons why I wanted to make an album called 'Demonstration' or what it meant to me and it is definitely me demonstrating this evolution of a British fresh new rapper evolving into more of an artist."

'Demonstration' is due to be officially released on November 4.