Cheryl Cole Abandons Collaboration With Dizzie Rascal
Monday, 21 February 2011
Written by James Conlon
Cheryl Cole has decided to abandon her recently recorded song with Dizzie Rascal, according to reports.
According to a British newspaper, the Girls Aloud singer was planning on releasing a track entitled ‘Everybody, Everyone’ which featured the London rapper. However, Cole has decided to abandon the release and concentrate instead on her plans to crack the American market.
The singer is said to have been fearful that without extensive promotion for the single, the track would have done badly in terms of sales.
A source close to the singer said: “She has been working non-stop promoting the album since recovering from malaria and she needs a break. She told her record label she didn't want to heavily promote 'Everybody, Everyone' so the release has been scrapped over fears it would be a flop."
Meanwhile, The Metro reports this morning that both Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell have retired their roles on the British ‘X Factor’ to focus on the American version of the show. The reports also indicate that producers are looking to establish an entirely new line-up for the show, which would mean that both Louis Walsh and Dannii Minogue would be absent from the next series of the hugely successful singing competition.
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