The vocal queen is a veteran performer these days but it seems the '4' star isn't always perfect when it comes to remembering lyrics.

Ora revealed to the Metro that Beyoncé said if you ever forget your words, then just stretch the microphone out into the crowd for them to fill in the gaps. The rising star said:

"Beyoncé gave me performing advice. She said if you forget the words put the mic out so the crowd sings along with you. I've used it for when I'm out of breath. I run around on stage so much, when I get a bit out breath, I'll put the mic out and say: 'Sing along'."

Ora meanwhile also revealed that Coldplay mainman Chris Martin helped choose her debut album's tracklisting after she supported the band on tour. She said:

"[Chris Martin] gave me loads of feedback. He went through my songs and told me what he liked. After my final show supporting Coldplay, we all went around to his house and I played him my songs and he helped me pick the order for the album. He said to think of the ones that mean the most to me. He said he loved the way I perform – that I have a lot of energy."

She explained to Capital FM that the cut, entitled 'Fall In Love', is about a very real emotion and veers away from the 'one night stand' territory that many current tracks seem to be dabbling in:

"That's a great song… that's a fall in love, 'I don't want a one-night stand, I want to be in love with you' kind of song. Will.i.am and I went into the studio and we just completely got in the zone and recorded it and it just came out great… I'm just so happy it's on the album."

"He is a cool guy and he's well fun, and he's so smart, he's a very smart man."

'Ora' will be released in the UK on August 27 and she is currently on course to land her third No.1 single, 'How We Do (Party)', after it peaked in the midweek chart update yesterday (August 15).

The Official Charts Company reports that a phenomenal "78 Olympic Games-related tracks are set to feature in Sunday’s Official Singles Chart Top 200", but Ora's 'How We Do (Party)' has beaten them all to the coveted No.1 position.

Tweeting about her success earlier this afternoon, she wrote: "HOW WE DO NUM1!!!!! Keep it let's do this ritabots I can't believe it! :))))))))."

Wiley's former chart-topper, 'Heatwave', has dropped to No.2, Emeli Sandé's 'Read All About It Pt 3' has made an appearance at 3, and Elbow have shot into the Top 5 at No.4.

Meanwhile, George Michael entered the UK Top 40 at No.8 with 'White Light', which he performed at the Olympic Closing Ceremony, and John Lennon's 'Imagine' is at 12 after a stunning tribute was made to him at the same event.

The 'R.I.P.' singer, who recently admitted she takes her clothes as seriously as her music, told more! magazine that she has no problem with being mentioned in the same breath as such style icons:

"I love Gwen Stefani. She's so cool and her style is amazing. Clearly I'm influenced by her red lips and blonde hair! She's one of my idols. I love her a lot, and I'll wear the comparison high on my shoulder.

"I like anyone who can be confident with themselves. Also, Rihanna's hot, so to be compared to her is a huge compliment."

The 21-year-old, who releases new single, 'How We Do (Party),' in the UK today, went on to explain why she will never be seen wearing jeans:

"I hate jeans. I don't think they're flattering - I haven't worn them in years. I love clothes that make me look sexy."

The 21-year-old, who has previously admitted that she had a crush on Harry Styles, also played her new single, ‘How We Do,’ for Fearne Cotton’s mid-morning show.

The 'R.I.P.' star, who performed the boyband’s 2011 number one hit in a stripped-back acoustic style, had earlier teased her fans about her choice of cover on her official Twitter feed:

“Everyone listen in at 11.40 for my radio 1 live lounge. Your going to be surprised!”

The Kosovan-born singer has previously tackled the likes of Jay-Z & Kanye West’s ‘No Church In The Wild’ and Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used To Know.’