Posted July 22, 200816 yr Asked about the album at T4 On The Beach, Sugababes said it should be out at the end of the year if its finished. They were also asked about Timbaland and Amelle said that they were supposed to work with him on the last album but it is still on the cards. So it so it sounds like there'll be two singles before the album...
July 22, 200816 yr Not neccassarily they might wait till december time to release the 1st single or something :unsure:
July 22, 200816 yr Author Even though they told fans at that festival last weekend there'd be a new single in Summer? :heehee:
July 23, 200816 yr I highly doubt that they'll have a summer single, they'd have to have it ready now, promo planned etc... at the earliest, theyd release in oct.
July 25, 200816 yr ^^ exactly. There must be quite a bit of work to do yet if they are still choosing producers. I cant see them using timbaland though, the label wont fork out his prices for an act who's only market is the UK and a few spots in europe.
July 27, 200816 yr Didn't they say that they want more time to prepare for the new album, and hence the new album will be release by the end of 09?? -_-
July 27, 200816 yr Author What are you -_- ing? This is called an 'UPDATE' for a reason. I'm merely posting the latest information; clearly since that 09 announcement, plans changed. No need for rudeness. Edited July 27, 200816 yr by Jark
July 28, 200816 yr Ok, my bad here, but does Timbaland want some shooting from me?? Working with my favourite group!! -_- -_-
July 28, 200816 yr I can't wait for this album. I hope the single can become as successful as 'About You Now'. ^_^
August 2, 200816 yr Author A quote from some journalist: SOME guys have all the luck! Shortly before I was due to interview R'n'B sensation Taio Cruz his publicist rang to say our chat would have to be postponed because ''Taio was stuck in the studio with the Sugababes''. When I eventually catch up with him I tell him it sounded a situation any red-blooded male would dream of. ''Unfortunately, we were only making music,'' laughs the talented 24-year-old. ''It wasn't some sexual foursome - that would have made front page news! ''I was writing and producing some songs for their forthcoming album.'' So the Taio thing is definitely happening! I bet it'll be awesome. Yay. ^_^
August 2, 200816 yr sounds good so far! Two singles before the album is more unusual now but i wonder if they'll do it and if that would work well. All their singles released pre-studio album have reached no1 (except overload which so should've) so do we think they'll be scoring another with their lead single this time?
August 2, 200816 yr sounds good so far! Two singles before the album is more unusual now but i wonder if they'll do it and if that would work well. All their singles released pre-studio album have reached no1 (except overload which so should've) so do we think they'll be scoring another with their lead single this time? no doubt it'll go to number1, if they have 2 singles b4 the album they could both hit the top spot
August 4, 200816 yr Here SUGA RUSH TO A HIT SUGABABES will unleash a “funkier” sound on fans in time for Christmas. The triumphant trio hope to issue their next album in October – less than 12 months after the last effort Change. Keisha Buchanan, 23, Heidi Range, 25, and Amelle Berrabah, 24, have been holed up in studios in Miami and London recording their sixth opus. As well as collaborating with Playlist fave Taio Cruz, 23, the girls have hooked up again with Jason Pebworth, 20, lead singer with US pop rockers Orson who co-wrote their former hit Easy. Jason told me: “I’ve just come out of the studio with the girls and they’re like machines – they don’t stop working. You gotta admire them. “The new tunes are taking them in a much funkier direction. I think this next album will be their finest moment. “You’re always trying to do something special for Sugababes because they’re no ordinary pop band.” The babes are hoping to road-test some of the material when they play the Virgin Mobile V Festival later this month.
