Kelly Rowland Recorded 45 Songs For New Album
New Kelly Rowland music is on the way! The 34-year-old singer, whose last album “Talk A Good Game” was released in 2013, says that her fifth album already has a number of tracks recorded. In an interview with ABC Radio, she says:
I’ve recorded 45 songs to be completely honest, the challenge for me right now is solidifying like exactly what sound that is, I have three different sounds on the table. So I just want to know what that is and I feel like I have two albums…that’s not cool, I just need one.
Fans can expect for Rowland to keep the sound of her new project, based in R&B.
It’s definitely more R&B and to the core of even the dance music, it’s still soul and that’s the core of who I am, is my soul, and I always want that to come across.
She adds:
I’m actually gearing up for a video right now, actually in rehearsals for a video right now I’m excited about. There’s going to be a video.
Meanwhile, Rowland’s new BET reality show, Chasing Destiny, premieres April 5 at 10 p.m. ET. [ABC News Radio]
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