When Sugarland releases their third album Love On The Inside July 22 it'll be all about the fans. Lead members Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush wanted to deliver more than the average album to their loyal supporters. Together they created a Deluxe Fan Edition that will include 17 tracks (12 regular and 5 bonus) in special packaging with an expanded CD booklet, as well as access to download exclusive music video and "behind the scenes making of the album" footage. Sugarland premiered the album's debut single "All I Want To Do" live on the Academy of Country Music awards. The single will be available at Amazon MP3 starting 6/24. Sugarland Photos Sugarland: Love on the Inside Cut by Cut "All I Want To Do" The duo’s intent here was to have a lot of swing to the lead single of this album. To funk it up a bit, and keep it very hooky. Musically, this number’s somewhere between Bonnie Raitt and Jack Johnson, with some Marvin Gaye and Van Halen thrown in. "I love the flirty sound," says Jennifer Nettles. "We just always want to bring different energies, and we got to play on the lighter side this time." If you listen close, the easy percussion from Matt Chamberlain gives the song its sexy heartbeat. "It Happens" Sometimes, you just gotta let go. That’s what this gritty little tune’s all about, says the duo. "We always say we should take the music seriously, but not ourselves," Nettles says. When the guitar comes in at the top, you know this is going to be a little more 80s pop than down-home country. Think "Walking on Sunshine". Because this tune wraps it all up with some very advisable lyrics: "Let go, laughing". And Nettles thinks the ironies, like getting in a fender bender with your ex and his new girl, shows listeners what a grand sense of humor the universe has. It’s a very uptempo way to look at a world that’s out of your control. "We Run" New love. Young love. Green love. There’s an excitement to that experience that Sugarland has captured in this intoxicating bluegrassy rocker. Nettles admits this grew from a seed of an idea that Bush had, since he grew up playing mountain music in Tennessee. And this song lends itself to that Appalachian sound, that driving four-on-the-floor beat. You can’t really describe that feeling, so the duo chose to show it rather than tell it. The imagery--of pockets of dirt and reckless weather on the breath--convey how beautiful, messy and powerful love can be. "Joey" Teenage love doesn’t always have a happy ending. Especially when a tear-jerker like Bill Anderson has pen in hand. He helped Nettles and Bush craft this modern take on the traditional teen tragedy, and yet much more alternative influences went into the vocals. "We ended up with a haunting wail in the chorus and this R.E.M. background vocal," says Bush of the melancholy music. "It’s simple and dark." The rich texture of this song is built around all those "what ifs" that run through your mind as you explore regret. "Nothing mitigates loss," says Nettles "But everyone has regrets, so we can all relate." "Love" Nettles’ powerhouse pipes take center stage in this ballad. And that strength comes though in the form of questions, about how you can possibly define love. Is it the face of a child? Kindness in the eyes of a stranger? In a hotel room in Washington D.C., when Sugarland was chasing down the theme of the whole album, the topic of love came up. "No way could you ever narrow it down," Nettles says of their writing time with Tim Owens ("Settlin’"). There’s love lost, love found, new and old loves. So this tune gets right in the middle, and makes some reaches musically. Bush’s powerful voice is featured for the second half of this song. "When we were writing the back half, Jen said ‘I want you to sing these words I wrote just for you,’" recalls Bush. "I will always feel special singing those words." "Genevieve" Nettles said that Bush had the whole first verse worked out. That ve

When Sugarland releases their third album Love On The Inside July 22 it'll be all about the fans. Lead members Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush wanted to deliver more than the average album to their loyal supporters. Together they created a Deluxe Fan Edition that will include 17 tracks (12 regular and 5 bonus) in special packaging with an expanded CD booklet, as well as access to download exclusive music video and "behind the scenes making of the album" footage. Sugarland premiered the album's debut single "All I Want To Do" live on the Academy of Country Music awards. The single will be available at Amazon MP3 starting 6/24. Sugarland Photos Sugarland: Love on the Inside Cut by Cut "All I Want To Do" The duo’s intent here was to have a lot of swing to the lead single of this album. To funk it up a bit, and keep it very hooky. Musically, this number’s somewhere between Bonnie Raitt and Jack Johnson, with some Marvin Gaye and Van Halen thrown in. "I love the flirty sound," says Jennifer Nettles. "We just always want to bring different energies, and we got to play on the lighter side this time." If you listen close, the easy percussion from Matt Chamberlain gives the song its sexy heartbeat. "It Happens" Sometimes, you just gotta let go. That’s what this gritty little tune’s all about, says the duo. "We always say we should take the music seriously, but not ourselves," Nettles says. When the guitar comes in at the top, you know this is going to be a little more 80s pop than down-home country. Think "Walking on Sunshine". Because this tune wraps it all up with some very advisable lyrics: "Let go, laughing". And Nettles thinks the ironies, like getting in a fender bender with your ex and his new girl, shows listeners what a grand sense of humor the universe has. It’s a very uptempo way to look at a world that’s out of your control. "We Run" New love. Young love. Green love. There’s an excitement to that experience that Sugarland has captured in this intoxicating bluegrassy rocker. Nettles admits this grew from a seed of an idea that Bush had, since he grew up playing mountain music in Tennessee. And this song lends itself to that Appalachian sound, that driving four-on-the-floor beat. You can’t really describe that feeling, so the duo chose to show it rather than tell it. The imagery--of pockets of dirt and reckless weather on the breath--convey how beautiful, messy and powerful love can be. "Joey" Teenage love doesn’t always have a happy ending. Especially when a tear-jerker like Bill Anderson has pen in hand. He helped Nettles and Bush craft this modern take on the traditional teen tragedy, and yet much more alternative influences went into the vocals. "We ended up with a haunting wail in the chorus and this R.E.M. background vocal," says Bush of the melancholy music. "It’s simple and dark." The rich texture of this song is built around all those "what ifs" that run through your mind as you explore regret. "Nothing mitigates loss," says Nettles "But everyone has regrets, so we can all relate." "Love" Nettles’ powerhouse pipes take center stage in this ballad. And that strength comes though in the form of questions, about how you can possibly define love. Is it the face of a child? Kindness in the eyes of a stranger? In a hotel room in Washington D.C., when Sugarland was chasing down the theme of the whole album, the topic of love came up. "No way could you ever narrow it down," Nettles says of their writing time with Tim Owens ("Settlin’"). There’s love lost, love found, new and old loves. So this tune gets right in the middle, and makes some reaches musically. Bush’s powerful voice is featured for the second half of this song. "When we were writing the back half, Jen said ‘I want you to sing these words I wrote just for you,’" recalls Bush. "I will always feel special singing those words." "Genevieve" Nettles said that Bush had the whole first verse worked out. That ve

The 12-track live album, A Treasure includes songs - 5 of which are previously unreleased - recorded during Young's 1984 and 1985 U.S. tours without the support of an album, or Young's then record label due to unique and unusual circumstances. Among those, "Grey Riders" will be the first track serviced to radio. A Treasure features Young's onstage work with some of the greatest artists in the history of Country music, including the late, great Ben Keith on steel and slide guitar and Rufus Thibodeaux on fiddle, along with living legends Spooner Oldham and Hargus "Pig" Robbins on piano, Tim Drummond and Joe Allen on bass, Anthony Crawford on mandolin & guitars and Karl Himmel on drums, among many others. A Treasure is Young's first release since last year's Grammy and Juno Award-winning album, Le Noise. The live album captures this iconic artist during a fascinating time in his career, when he was facing criticism and lawsuits from his then current record company for exploring a more traditionally country sound. "You can call me erratic," Young said when asked at the time about his tendency toward musical shape-shifting, "but I've been consistent about it, consistently erratic." Always celebrated for his musical versatility, A Treasure, is akin to a sonic time capsule, instantly transporting the listener to the time and place when it was made. "I love this record," Young says. "I hadn't heard these takes in 25 years, but when we unearthed them co-producer Ben Keith said, 'This is a treasure.'"Part of what makes A Treasure so compelling is the musical contributions of The International Harvesters, with whom Young was playing at the time. Many of them were already paragons within the country music world and their notoriety has only grown in the years since. "I just love to hear those guys," Young says. "They're all country music legends." Those behind the scenes also made significant contributions to A Treasure's sonic potency. Tim Mulligan mixed and mastered the tracks. At the time these songs were recorded, Bob Sterne was the tour manager, Tim Foster ran the stage, and Larry Cragg was in charge of the band's instruments. A Treasure will be released in several formats, including standard CD, vinyl (180gm and 140gm), digital download with and without videos, and as a deluxe CD/Blu-ray package. The Blu-ray version will feature a curated selection of video that lends context and imagistic power to the tracks. "I like to look at these old live videos and listen to what I think are the best versions of these songs," Young says. "It's fun to see what we looked like when we were playing it then."* Denotes Previously Unreleased Track 1. *Amber Jean (9/20/84) Nashville Now TV - Nashville, TN2. Are You Ready For The Country? (9/21/84) Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH3. It Might Have Been (9/25/84) Austin City Limits TV - Austin, Texas4. Bound For Glory (9/29/84) Gilleys Rodeo Arena - Pasadena, TX5. *Let Your Fingers Do The Walking (10/22/84) Universal Amphitheater Universal City, CA6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 7. Motor City (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA8. *Soul Of A Woman (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA9. Get Back To The Country (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA10. Southern Pacific (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN11. *Nothing Is Perfect (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN12. *Grey Riders (9/10/85) Pier 84 - New York City, NY

The 12-track live album, A Treasure includes songs - 5 of which are previously unreleased - recorded during Young's 1984 and 1985 U.S. tours without the support of an album, or Young's then record label due to unique and unusual circumstances. Among those, "Grey Riders" will be the first track serviced to radio. A Treasure features Young's onstage work with some of the greatest artists in the history of Country music, including the late, great Ben Keith on steel and slide guitar and Rufus Thibodeaux on fiddle, along with living legends Spooner Oldham and Hargus "Pig" Robbins on piano, Tim Drummond and Joe Allen on bass, Anthony Crawford on mandolin & guitars and Karl Himmel on drums, among many others. A Treasure is Young's first release since last year's Grammy and Juno Award-winning album, Le Noise. The live album captures this iconic artist during a fascinating time in his career, when he was facing criticism and lawsuits from his then current record company for exploring a more traditionally country sound. "You can call me erratic," Young said when asked at the time about his tendency toward musical shape-shifting, "but I've been consistent about it, consistently erratic." Always celebrated for his musical versatility, A Treasure, is akin to a sonic time capsule, instantly transporting the listener to the time and place when it was made. "I love this record," Young says. "I hadn't heard these takes in 25 years, but when we unearthed them co-producer Ben Keith said, 'This is a treasure.'" Part of what makes A Treasure so compelling is the musical contributions of The International Harvesters, with whom Young was playing at the time. Many of them were already paragons within the country music world and their notoriety has only grown in the years since. "I just love to hear those guys," Young says. "They're all country music legends." Those behind the scenes also made significant contributions to A Treasure's sonic potency. Tim Mulligan mixed and mastered the tracks. At the time these songs were recorded, Bob Sterne was the tour manager, Tim Foster ran the stage, and Larry Cragg was in charge of the band's instruments. A Treasure will be released in several formats, including standard CD, vinyl (180gm and 140gm), digital download with and without videos, and as a deluxe CD/Blu-ray package. The Blu-ray version will feature a curated selection of video that lends context and imagistic power to the tracks. "I like to look at these old live videos and listen to what I think are the best versions of these songs," Young says. "It's fun to see what we looked like when we were playing it then." * Denotes Previously Unreleased Track 1. *Amber Jean (9/20/84) Nashville Now TV - Nashville, TN 2. Are You Ready For The Country? (9/21/84) Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH 3. It Might Have Been (9/25/84) Austin City Limits TV - Austin, Texas 4. Bound For Glory (9/29/84) Gilleys Rodeo Arena - Pasadena, TX 5. *Let Your Fingers Do The Walking (10/22/84) Universal Amphitheater Universal City, CA 6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 7. Motor City (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 8. *Soul Of A Woman (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 9. Get Back To The Country (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 10. Southern Pacific (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN 11. *Nothing Is Perfect (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN 12. *Grey Riders (9/10/85) Pier 84 - New York City, NY

D.H.T./Edmée: Flor Theeuwes (background vocals); Edmée Daenen.Personnel: Edmée Daenen (vocals); Marc Cortens (guitar); Karl Stroobants (violin); Giuseppe D. (drum programming).Liner Note Author: Edmée Daenen.Recording information: 7 Eleven Productions, Belgium; Jopan Studio, Belgium; Studio Omega, Belgium.Arrangers: Serge Ramaekers; Bart Wierzbicki.In 2005, the Belgian dance/pop group D.H.T. had a surprise US club hit with their house-like update of Roxette's "Listen to Your Heart." With the momentum generated by the single, D.H.T.'s album of the same name cracked the Billboard charts, a rarity for European dance acts. One listen to the title song, and the appeal is clear--this is dramatic, driving techno-pop that crowds scream for in clubs across the world. Although the surging keyboards and locomotive beats are key to D.H.T.'s sound, the singing of Edmee is the secret weapon here. Though her voice expertly carries the upbeat numbers, Edmee really gets a chance to shine on LISTEN TO YOUR HEART's piano ballad

The 12-track live album, A Treasure includes songs - 5 of which are previously unreleased - recorded during Young's 1984 and 1985 U.S. tours without the support of an album, or Young's then record label due to unique and unusual circumstances. Among those, "Grey Riders" will be the first track serviced to radio. A Treasure features Young's onstage work with some of the greatest artists in the history of Country music, including the late, great Ben Keith on steel and slide guitar and Rufus Thibodeaux on fiddle, along with living legends Spooner Oldham and Hargus "Pig" Robbins on piano, Tim Drummond and Joe Allen on bass, Anthony Crawford on mandolin & guitars and Karl Himmel on drums, among many others. A Treasure is Young's first release since last year's Grammy and Juno Award-winning album, Le Noise. The live album captures this iconic artist during a fascinating time in his career, when he was facing criticism and lawsuits from his then current record company for exploring a more traditionally country sound. "You can call me erratic," Young said when asked at the time about his tendency toward musical shape-shifting, "but I've been consistent about it, consistently erratic." Always celebrated for his musical versatility, A Treasure, is akin to a sonic time capsule, instantly transporting the listener to the time and place when it was made. "I love this record," Young says. "I hadn't heard these takes in 25 years, but when we unearthed them co-producer Ben Keith said, 'This is a treasure.'" Part of what makes A Treasure so compelling is the musical contributions of The International Harvesters, with whom Young was playing at the time. Many of them were already paragons within the country music world and their notoriety has only grown in the years since. "I just love to hear those guys," Young says. "They're all country music legends." Those behind the scenes also made significant contributions to A Treasure's sonic potency. Tim Mulligan mixed and mastered the tracks. At the time these songs were recorded, Bob Sterne was the tour manager, Tim Foster ran the stage, and Larry Cragg was in charge of the band's instruments. A Treasure will be released in several formats, including standard CD, vinyl (180gm and 140gm), digital download with and without videos, and as a deluxe CD/Blu-ray package. The Blu-ray version will feature a curated selection of video that lends context and imagistic power to the tracks. "I like to look at these old live videos and listen to what I think are the best versions of these songs," Young says. "It's fun to see what we looked like when we were playing it then." * Denotes Previously Unreleased Track 1. *Amber Jean (9/20/84) Nashville Now TV - Nashville, TN 2. Are You Ready For The Country? (9/21/84) Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH 3. It Might Have Been (9/25/84) Austin City Limits TV - Austin, Texas 4. Bound For Glory (9/29/84) Gilleys Rodeo Arena - Pasadena, TX 5. *Let Your Fingers Do The Walking (10/22/84) Universal Amphitheater Universal City, CA 6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 7. Motor City (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 8. *Soul Of A Woman (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 9. Get Back To The Country (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 10. Southern Pacific (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN 11. *Nothing Is Perfect (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN 12. *Grey Riders (9/10/85) Pier 84 - New York City, NY

The 12-track live album, A Treasure includes songs - 5 of which are previously unreleased - recorded during Young's 1984 and 1985 U.S. tours without the support of an album, or Young's then record label due to unique and unusual circumstances. Among those, "Grey Riders" will be the first track serviced to radio. A Treasure features Young's onstage work with some of the greatest artists in the history of Country music, including the late, great Ben Keith on steel and slide guitar and Rufus Thibodeaux on fiddle, along with living legends Spooner Oldham and Hargus "Pig" Robbins on piano, Tim Drummond and Joe Allen on bass, Anthony Crawford on mandolin & guitars and Karl Himmel on drums, among many others. A Treasure is Young's first release since last year's Grammy and Juno Award-winning album, Le Noise. The live album captures this iconic artist during a fascinating time in his career, when he was facing criticism and lawsuits from his then current record company for exploring a more traditionally country sound. "You can call me erratic," Young said when asked at the time about his tendency toward musical shape-shifting, "but I've been consistent about it, consistently erratic." Always celebrated for his musical versatility, A Treasure, is akin to a sonic time capsule, instantly transporting the listener to the time and place when it was made. "I love this record," Young says. "I hadn't heard these takes in 25 years, but when we unearthed them co-producer Ben Keith said, 'This is a treasure.'"Part of what makes A Treasure so compelling is the musical contributions of The International Harvesters, with whom Young was playing at the time. Many of them were already paragons within the country music world and their notoriety has only grown in the years since. "I just love to hear those guys," Young says. "They're all country music legends." Those behind the scenes also made significant contributions to A Treasure's sonic potency. Tim Mulligan mixed and mastered the tracks. At the time these songs were recorded, Bob Sterne was the tour manager, Tim Foster ran the stage, and Larry Cragg was in charge of the band's instruments. A Treasure will be released in several formats, including standard CD, vinyl (180gm and 140gm), digital download with and without videos, and as a deluxe CD/Blu-ray package. The Blu-ray version will feature a curated selection of video that lends context and imagistic power to the tracks. "I like to look at these old live videos and listen to what I think are the best versions of these songs," Young says. "It's fun to see what we looked like when we were playing it then."* Denotes Previously Unreleased Track 1. *Amber Jean (9/20/84) Nashville Now TV - Nashville, TN2. Are You Ready For The Country? (9/21/84) Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH3. It Might Have Been (9/25/84) Austin City Limits TV - Austin, Texas4. Bound For Glory (9/29/84) Gilleys Rodeo Arena - Pasadena, TX5. *Let Your Fingers Do The Walking (10/22/84) Universal Amphitheater Universal City, CA6. Flying On The Ground Is Wrong (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA 7. Motor City (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA8. *Soul Of A Woman (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA9. Get Back To The Country (10/26/84) Greek Theater - Berkeley, CA10. Southern Pacific (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN11. *Nothing Is Perfect (9/1/85) Minnesota State Fair - St. Paul, MN12. *Grey Riders (9/10/85) Pier 84 - New York City, NY

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Producers include: Buck Owens, Kelly Willis, Eric "Roscoe" Ambel.Includes liner notes by Holly George-Warren and Jeremy Tepper.Personnel: Junior Brown (vocals, guitar, steel guitar); Dan Baird, Eric Ambel, Nick Lowe, Steve Earle, Brian Henneman (vocals, guitar); Gary Bennett, Jay Farrar, Buck Owens (vocals, acoustic guitar); Terry Christoffersen (vocals, electric guitar, dobro, banjo); Chuck Mead, Dave Boquist, Bill Kirchen (vocals, electric guitar); Hawk Shaw Wilson, Terry Anderson (vocals, drums); Kelly Willis, Rosie Flores, Toni Price (vocals, background vocals); Kim McAbee, Dale Watson, Del Reeves, Don Walser, Jim Boquist, Jon Langford, Kay Adams, Keith Christopher, Lou Whitney, Marty Stuart, Red Simpson, Wayne Hancock, Billy Joe Shaver, Kim Richey, Cheri Knight (vocals); Andy York (guitar, electric guitar); Norman Blake (guitar, dobro); Eddy Shaver, Tom Parr, Garry Tallent, Richard Bennett , Brad Davis (guitar); Pat Buchanan, Jon Graboff, Casper Rawls (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Peter Bonta (acou

Don Caballero: Jeffery Ellsworth, Eugene Doyle (guitars); Jason Jouver (bass guitar); Damon Che.Recording information: Rustbelt.Known for their deft, forceful, and mechanically inclined hard rock, Pittsburgh's Don Caballero was the flagship band for progressive, instrumental rock music in the United States during the 1990s. Having been estranged from the group's last configuration--which included Battles' Ian Williams--since 2000's AMERICAN DON, drummer and founding member Damon Che has assembled the 11th lineup of the group out of the guitarists and bassist from the band Creta Bourzia. The result is WORLD CLASS LISTENING PROBLEM, which re-imagines the group via an expressive, power-melodic, and slightly emotive approach to composition, best likened to the directions taken on 1994's landmark DON CABALLERO 2.

LIMITED DELUXE EDITION PACKAGE INCLUDES TWO EXCLUSIVE BONUS TRACKS. Kisses On The Bottom is a collection of standards Paul grew up listening to in his childhood as well as the two new McCartney compositions "My Valentine" and "Only Our Hearts." With the help of Grammy Award-winning producer Tommy LiPuma and Diana Krall and her band--as well as guest appearances from Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder, McCartney's new album is a deeply personal journey through classic American compositions that, in some cases, a young Paul first heard his father perform on piano at home. This limited edition version includes the exclusive bonus tracks "Baby's Request" and "My One And Only Love." Track Listing: 1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 2. Home (When Shadows Fall) 3. It's Only A Paper Moon 4. More I Cannot Wish You 5. The Glory Of Love 6. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) 7. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive 8. My Valentine 9. Always 10. My Very Good Friend The Milkman 11. Bye Bye Blackbird 12. Get Yourself Another Fool 13. The Inch Worm 14. Only Our Hearts Exclusive Bonus Tracks: 15. Baby's Request 16. My One And Only Love

Kids love to listen, especially when the stories are as magical as these. Generations of children have grown up learning and listening to these traditional stories that will be loved for many years to come. Kids love to learn, and this collection of twenty new songs and traditional rhymes prove that learning can be fun. Naturally educational, these songs and rhymes will provide hours of fun family entertainment. Kids love to laugh, and this combination of giggly songs, stories and rhymes will make for great entertainment, whether listening at home or in the car.

Australia's biggest hardcore-metal band Parkway Drive have delivered the long-awaited follow-up to 2007's hard-hitting breakout album Horizons just in time to unleash the new tracks as they storm the Warped Tour all summer. Determined to surpass previous efforts, Parkway Drive have gone all out in creating a complete listening experience. While maintaining the band's trademark sound at its core, Deep Blue weaves music, lyrics and artwork together into a dense concept that flows from beginning to end. Deluxe Edition includes CD packaged with high-quality ringspun cotton t-shirt in o-card case. Exclusive t-shirt design for this package only. All shirts size slim-fit MEDIUM.

UK pressing includes three bonus tracks. 2011 album from the contemporary R&B vocalist. In 2004, he released his solo debut single/album, Southside. It debuted at #11 on the US Billboard 200 and #3 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums charts, selling over 67,000 copies in its first week. In 2006, Lloyd re-entered the recording studio to start work on Street Love with producers Bryan-Michael Cox, James Lackey, Jazze Pha, Big Reese and Jasper Cameron and The Inc.'s 7 Aurelius. The album debuted at #2 on the US Billboard 200 and Top R&B/HipHop albums charts. It eventually received a gold certification, and has sold over half-a-million copies. Lloyd also released a 2009 EP entitled Like Me: The Young Goldie EP.