Conor Maynard has revealed he would love to collaborate with John Mayer in the future but has loved working with Ne-Yo and Craig David in the past.
Conor Maynard wants to collaborate with John Mayer.
The 22-year-old star - who shot to fame with his UK top five single 'Can't Say No' - has worked with a number of artists including Ne-Yo but insists Mayer is at the top of his list of people he'd like to make music with.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: ''If I got to do a track with John Mayer, that would be my favourite person to work with. I think he's someone that people wouldn't expect.''
The 'Turn Around' singer is proud of the names he's had feature on his tracks so far though.
Speaking about his new album, he shared: ''I've been able to work with some amazing people on there. I've got Labyrinth on the new single 'Royalty'. Craig David did some stuff with me.''
The star had been a long time fan of both stars but was intimidated when first meeting Craig.
He explained: ''When I first met him I thought, 'Is he going to sing or beat me up?' His body is crazy, which is mad because he parties really hard as well.''
However, Conor is now keeping his future collaborations under wraps although he's rumoured to have worked with Timbaland and Travie McCoy on songs for his new album.
The 'Vegas Girl' singer added: ''There are no kind of set in stone collaborations. My first album was a lot but with this I kind of want to step back from that and make it more about myself.''
Conor Maynard will be playing at Thorpe Park's Island Beats on 21 August. Island Beats runs from 11 July - 29 August and for more information and to book tickets go to www.thorpepark.com
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