Cheryl Announces Release Of New Studio Album 'A Million Lights'
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Thursday, 24 May 2012 |
Written by Jon Stickler
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Cheryl is to return to the spotlight next month with her brand new album ‘A Million Lights’, released on June 18th through Polydor Records.
 ‘A Million Lights,’ Cheryl’s third solo album, draws heavily from Cheryl’s preferred R&B playlists whilst also taking off-road trips into the dance tent, as witnessed on offerings from Calvin Harris, ‘Call My Name’, and the preferred dub-effects of newbies like Panther, ‘Girl In The Mirror’.
Having picked from a slew of beats to pen to, and songs that captured her imagination, Cheryl’s had nearly a year in the studio working with a vast array of production talent, resulting in a powerful new chapter in her already impressive discography.
Sowing the synths in New York with Jim Beanz, ‘This is War’ was the first borne. Going on to work with the likes of British talent; Naughty Boy, Alex Da Kid and one’s to watch such as the US based Beema Boys and the UK’s own Hy-Grade.
will.i.am, whose relationship with Cheryl spans mentor, friend, manager, producer and collaborator also features on the album. They team up together on one of the album’s highlights, ‘Craziest Things’, which tells the story of a couple in a volatile relationship.
Since Cheryl first came to prominence as a member of Girls Aloud 10 years ago, she has gone on to sell over 10 million records. Her debut solo single ‘Fight For This Love’ went to Number One in 10 countries. Both solo albums, ‘3 Words’ and ‘Messy Little Raindrops’, claimed the Number One spot. She has collaborated with a diverse list of artists ranging from Dizzee Rascal to Gary Lightbody. And in a further nod of peer approval, Adele has performed a live version of Cheryl’s chart-topping hit ‘Promise This.’
'A Million Lights' track-listing is as follows:
1. Under The Sun
2. Call My Name
3. Craziest Things
4. Girl In The Mirror
5. A Million Lights
6. Screw You
7. Love Killer
8. Ghetto Baby
9. Sexy Den A Mutha
10. Mechanics of the Heart
11. All Is Fair NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
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