Showing posts with label Track Titles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Track Titles. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2007

More 3LW Track Titles.


The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers has added 4 new tracks recorded by 3LW. I read this a couple weeks ago but I always postponed to post it, and I haven't been having any 3LW news for a while so here we go:

  1. Hatin' Ass Chick (Written By Shanell Woodgett)
  2. Hold It Now (Written By Alexandre Dozier and Colin Peacock)
  3. Into It (Written By Emile Ghantous, Erik Nelson, Jameisha Trice)
  4. Trouble (Written By Alexander Cantrall, Erika Nuri, David Bradley Spalter, Anthony Waldrip)

Also, I have another Cheetah surprise on its way............ Comments & Shouts please!

Monday, July 16, 2007

EXCLUSIVE NEWS ON THE SECOND SINGLE!!!

Hey guys! I have the official video treatment for The Cheetah Girls second single, Fuego! A video treatment is basically the overview and the plot of the video. Kiely Williams wants to direct the music video (if she learns how to direct!) for Fuego. She wants it to be filmed in Jamaica, Puerto Rico, or any Islands. It's very important to her that its a "destination" video. She wants it at night, with tiki lights, grass sands, bare feet, sun sets, with everyone dancing at a Jamaican type block-party! She wants tiki dancers, and "pigs being roasted" like a real luau! It's confirmed that FUEGO will be the SECOND SINGLE off their studio album, WHO WE ARE. So I guess, ALL IN ME will be the first single? ALSO, Fuego samples the 80's Classic, "All Night Long" by Lionel Richie! For an idea of how Fuego will sound like, watch the original here: YouTube Link!
Please if you use this information in any of your websites or blog please just credit me!

Sunday, July 1, 2007

The Junior Album Mega-Post!


Many titles have surfaced for the third album, "Phoenix Rising," "Under 21," "Strictly Business," "Point of No Return," "Forever," and more. So instead of calling a one of those names, we'll call this album, The Junior Album. (As in 3rd album, like the second album, "sophomore," this will be the Junior.) For the Junior album, 3LW has been working with many high end producers such as, Jermaine Dupri, Rich Harrison, Dre & Vidal, Maestro, Scott Storch, Mike City, St. Nick, Cool & Dre, Lil Jon, Steve Kipner, Co Stars, Bradley Splater, and more! On most of the tracks, Jessica and Adrienne will be singing lead, and unfortunately Kiely will not be rapping this time around. Here are track titles:

"You Aint Ready" (Produced by theDream)
"Aint Enough" (Produced by Sean Garrett)
"Senses"
"Feelin' You"(Featuring & Produced by Jermaine Dupri)
"Do Ya" (Produced by Rich Harrison)
"Hot" (Produced by Dre & Vidal)
"Throwback" (Produced by Maestro)
"Phone Sex" (Produced by Maestro)
"Point Of No Return"
"It's Not All About Me"
"The Club Is Over"(Collaboration with Rain)
"Strictly Business"
"Phoenix Rising"
"Ayo"
"I Dont Mind"
"Gangsta"
"I'm A Big Girl Now"
"Dance To The Beat Of My Drums"
"Bling Bling"
"No Matter What"
"It's Not All About Me"


“The album’s title also speaks to our personal growth in our careers,” says Adrienne. “We’re no longer teenagers and our decision to return to music is challenging and unpredictable, but there’s no turning back.” (On Point Of No Return)

The confessional party starter “Feelin’ You” featuring JD expresses a woman’s innermost sentiments about that special someone while the bounce-heavy “Do Ya” begs the questions whether a potential beau’s compatibility will measure up to her needs. However, it’s more seductive paens such as the mid-tempo “Hot” that encourages one to succumb to physical attraction and the title track produced by Philly’s Dre and Vidal that addresses the climax of an intimate relationship when an emotional nirvana has been achieved. However, it’s the rock-infused anthem “Throwback,” about seductively woman-handling a man that shows another side of their budding womanhood. “It’s hot to see that a new generation of young women being forward,” says Adrienne. “Not in a disrespectful way, but just being strong and confident in knowing what we want.” 3LW’s humanity is unveiled on the introspective tone “It’s Not All About Me,” which promotes the old adage that one should learn to recognize and count their blessings because someone else is always in a worst predicament than you are. “When I first sang this song I started crying,” admits Kiely. “It’s such an amazing message that reminds you that when all these other things are happening around us, you need to focus on the little things that we take for granted everyday like walking and talking.”