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VIDEO: Gwyneth Paltrow Not Looking To Be The Next Britney Spears

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April 22 2011, Published 9:10 a.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

Gwyneth Paltrow, on Friday's edition of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, dishes more on her budding music career  -- and Britney Spears can breathe easy for now!

"The rumor is you have a record deal: Are you going to do an album?" Ellen asked Paltrow, who sang on her well-received Glee cameo last November, then played a singer in January's Country Strong.

"Well, I haven't signed anything but I'm thinking about it," Paltrow told Ellen. "I kind of have to get my head around the concept of it and how I would want to do it. Do it in a right way.

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"It's hard to think of switching because all the singing I've been doing has been coming out of Country Strong or Glee. So I think, 'How would I do that?' Just a record by myself feels a little scary to me. I would like to in theory, but we'll see."

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Don't expect anything too top 40 though - Paltrow told Ellen she doesn't think any album she'd do would come off as a "poppy record."

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"Not like a Britney Spears thing?" Ellen asked.

"Not totally," Paltrow said. "She's cornered that market."

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