Showing posts with label Madonna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madonna. Show all posts
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Monday, January 28, 2008
MADONNA'S NEW"LICORICE" ALBUM COMING SOON + TRACK LIST
01. Candy Shop
02. Sweet Darling03. Little By Little
04. Society
05. The Evidence
06. The Beat Goes On
07. All The Things
08. Britney Don’t Do It
09. Pharrel
10. I Have The Key
11. It Hurts
12. My Baby
13. So Lonely
14. Surprise
15. Atitude
16. Britney Don’t Do It (Bonus Track)
Madonna- Licorice
MADONNA'S ALBUM IS DUE OUT EARLY SUMMER 08.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
MUSIC NEWS: STOP PLAYING WITH MADONNA....THE ULTIMATE MATERIAL GIRL IN WORKS TO INK DEAL WORTH OVER 100 MILLION....
Madonna is close to leaving her longtime home at Warner Bros. for a wide-ranging $120 million deal with concert promotion firm Live Nation Inc., a source familiar with the talks said yesterday (Oct. 10).
The story was first reported on the Wall Street Journal's Web site, which said Madonna would receive a mix of cash and stock in exchange for allowing Live Nation to distribute three studio albums, promote concert tours, sell merchandise and license her name.
Such a deal is virtually unprecedented, but may become more common as struggling record labels and other players in the music industry seek to shore up revenues by going into business with musical acts, rather than just taking fees for selling their albums or concert tickets.
A Live Nation spokesperson declined comment. A source familiar with Warner confirmed the basic details of the report.
The 49-year-old singer has recorded for the Warner Music Group Corp.-owned label her entire career, stretching back to her 1983 self-titled debut album.
She still owes Warner Music a new studio CD and a greatest hits package, a label spokesperson said in August, when speculation of a tie-up with Live Nation first surfaced. Her last album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor," came out in 2005.
Live Nation's diversification from promoting concerts to entering complex business partnerships with music stars is a sign of the times in the ailing music industry.
Warner Music reportedly sought to retain Madonna with a similar arrangement. In an unusual move, the company partnered with Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp, the parent of TicketMaster, to try to counter Live Nation's proposal, the Wall Street Journal said.
The paper, quoting people briefed on the Live Nation deal, said the package includes a general advance of $17.5 million and advance payments for three albums of $50 to $60 million. Live Nation also is expected to pay $50 million in cash and stock for the right to promote Madonna's concert tours.
Billboard
Thursday, August 2, 2007
J.T. & Madonna Collabo Leaked on Net
Madonna and Justin Timberlake’s collaboration has reportedly been leaked on the internet entitled “Candy Shop” which appeared on putfile.com, but was shortly removed following copyright issues. The song also appeared on YouTube, but was removed by Warner Brothers. No one is certain if the song is one of the songs that will be appearing on Madonna’s upcoming album which she is working on.
‘Candy Shop’ is just one of several tracks she worked on with Timberlake and producer Timbaland, both of whom have been writing, producing songs and adding vocals. Pharrell Williams and Mika are reportedly also been involved with working on the album.
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