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Her Name Is Nicole is the debut solo album by Nicole Scherzinger of Eden's Crush and the Pussycat Dolls.[2] The album was planned for release on November 6 2007[3] after already being pushed back once, but would be held back once again so it would not coincide with the potential release of Chris Brown and Jay-Z's albums.[4] The current release date in the United States is November 20 2007.[4]

Background

The album will feature production from Akon, Kanye West, Macy Gray, Ne-Yo, Pharrell Williams, Polow Da Don, Sean Garrett, Timbaland, and will.i.am, among others.[2][5] The-Dream, who wrote Rihanna's "Umbrella" and J. Holiday's "Bed", worked with Scherzinger on "Power's Out" which features Sting and will appear on the album.[6][7]

An early leaked song entitled "Steam", produced by Bryan Michael Cox, was speculated to be the first single, but Scherzinger stated that it will not appear on the album.[2]

The album's first single, "Whatever U Like", was released on July 24 2007 in Canada and the United States, and on August 13 2007 in the United Kingdom. The second single "Baby Love", which is produced by and features will.i.am is beginning airplay and was officially released September 10 2007.[8] Both Interscope's and Scherzinger's official websites started referring to "Baby Love" as her first single, leading to media speculation that this was prompted by the poor sales of "Whatever U Like".[9]

Track listing [10]

  1. "Super Villain"
  2. "Who's Gonna Love You"
  3. "Power's Out" (featuring Sting)
  4. "Puakenikeni"
  5. "Happily Never After"
  6. "Baby Love" (featuring Will-I-Am)
  7. "Save Me From Myself"
  8. "Physical" (featuring Timbaland)
  9. "Love Like This"
  10. "Just Say Yes"
  11. "When You're Falling"
  12. "Whatever You Like" (featuring T.I.)
  13. "I M.I.S.S. You"
  14. "March"
  15. "I Blow" (featuring Busta Rhymes)
  16. "Feels So Good"
  17. "Get 'Em Ladies"
  18. "On My Side"

References

  1. ^ http://www.sanity.com.au/product/product.asp?sku=2101265
  2. ^ a b c DJ Bonics (April 16 2007). DJ Bonics and Nicole from Pussy Cat Dolls!!!. YouTube. Accessed April 16 2007.
  3. ^ HerNameisNicole.com is now Live!. Interscope Records (August 4 2007). Accessed August 21 2007.
  4. ^ a b Nicole Scherzinger gets new release date. Rap-Up (September 28 2007). Accessed September 30 2007.
  5. ^ James Montgomery, with reporting by Tim Kash (August 23 2007). Nicole Scherzinger Nabs Kanye West for LP, Makes Snow Patrol Singer's Mom Cry. MTV. Accessed August 26 2007.
  6. ^ Mariel Concepcion (September 28 2007). 'Umbrella' Writer The-Dream Preps Solo Debut. Billboard. Accessed September 28 2007.
  7. ^ What Dreams are Made of.... The Pop Culture Junkie (September 3 2007). Accessed October 3 2007.
  8. ^ CHR: Available for Airplay. FMQB. Accessed September 18 2007.
  9. ^ [1]
  10. ^ Nicole Scherzinger Her Name Is Nicole Japanese Tracklisting. HMV (October 25 2007).

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