Diddy is presently working with Dawn Richard, formerly of Danity Kane fame in his new group, Dirty Money on their Last Train to Paris album, but before that fate was sealed, they worked on some other tracks together, when the feud was going on with the group.
Here’s the track “Hair Down,” produced by Hit Boy for Surf Club. From the way Diddy has described the Last Train to Paris project, it seems like this sexy pop-synth ballad could fit somewhere in the mix.
There is presently no release date for Last Train, however their first single, “Love Come Down” has been picking up on radio in recent weeks.
Soul songbird Tweet has been working on her delayed third studio album, Love, Tweet for some time now. It’ll be her latest release since 2005’s It’s Me Again.
Here’s a taste of some new material, with the track “Love Again,” produced by Charlie Bereal and Craig Brockman. The album is now slated for a mid-2010 release, and will be lead by the Timbaland and Missy Elliott-assisted first single, “Procrastination.” No word on when the single will drop.
Rumors swarmed earlier this month that Beyonce will release an album in 2010, and the leaking of two new tracks hasn’t helped. The first is “Black Culture,” a previously recorded song that may or may not have originally had the Michael Jackson sample from “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough,” originally produced by Quincy Jones, before his untimely death.
The second cut is “Waiting,” produced by the production team, Stargate. No word on whether this track comes from the I Am… or B’Day sessions, considering that she worked with them on both albums. Bey is currently still on her I Am.. tour.
Since their collaboration on Beyonce’s hits “Video Phone” and “Diva,” as well as Mario’s “Break Up,” singer/producer/songwriter, Sean Garrett, whose career as an artist has kind of gotten off on a slow note, has been getting it in with producer, Bangladesh.
They team up again on “Up In Your Heart,” featuring Gucci Mane, which is slated to be the new single from Sean’s oft delayed debut album, formerly titled Turbo 919, which has never seen U.S. release.
Jamie Foxx teams up with Justin Timberlake for a brand new track, “Winner.”
The track is to appear on Jamie Foxx’s fourth studio album, which is supposed to drop at the top of next year. It’s said that the first single is “Speak French,” featuring Gucci Mane and produced by Bangladesh, with writing credits from Sean Garrett.
