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Tuesday, 21 December 2010 23:31

 


KEYSHIA COLE
Calling All Hearts
www.keyshiacole.com
Dist: Universal Music Canada


Keyshia is best known for her reality/documentary series Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is which aired on BET from 2006 to 2008, which depicted Keyshia navigating both her career and strained relationships with her biological mother and sister. The album features Guest appearances by Nicki Minaj, Faith Evans, Tank, Dr Yvonne Cole and Timbaland. The first single “I Ain't Thru” features Nicki Minaj,



KERI HILSON
No Boys Allowed
www.kerihilson.com
Dist: Universal Music Canada


Executive produced by super producers Timbaland and Polow Da Don, the new album features appearances by Kanye West, Chris Brown, Rick Ross, and J-Cole. The album encompasses the past two years in Keri’s life as she’s gone from a hit songwriter responsible for hits by Britney Spears, Pussy Cat Dolls, Mary J. Blige, and Usher to a Grammy nominated singer with #1 songs under her own belt. Representing a myriad of sounds, the Timbaland–produced “Breaking Point” is a bluesy call to arms; the kind of song a woman listens to as she musters up the courage and conviction to leave a no-good relationship.



GHOSTFACE KILLAH
The Apollo Kids
Dist: Universal Music Canada


Dubbed by the New York Times “the most lovable rapper in the world” Wu-Tang Clan veteran Ghostface Killah returns with his 7th Def Jam release The Apollo Kids. For over 15 years Ghost fans have come to know him best for narrating graphically detailed scenes, mixed with everything from street life, passion and a little humour. Expect no different with this latest release.

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