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Adam Lambert Works With OneRepublic's Frontman for Post-Idol Album
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Adam Lambert has Ryan Tedder and Kara DioGuardi helping him to craft his 19 Recordings/RCA release, and recently has said that he is disappointed at the arrival of his pre-Idol album.

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More on who will be involved in the making of Adam Lambert's post-"American Idol" studio effort is revealed. And according to Entertainment Weekly, OneRepublic's vocalist Ryan Tedder whose songwriting and producing credit included Beyonce Knowles, Leona Lewis and Jordin Sparks will make a contribution.

A source close to Adam also stated that the 2009 Idol runner-up has tagged producer Linda Perry (Christina Aguilera, Pink, James Blunt) in an attempt to make hits. Furthermore, he is rumored getting help from Idol judge Kara DioGuardi.

On top of hitting studio with those acclaimed producer and songwriters, Adam Lambert will be working with RedOne and Sam Sparro as well. He will have his songs produced by RedOne, and recently had a songwriting session with Sam.

Adam's post-Idol album is yet to be titled. It will be released under 19 Recordings/RCA this fall. Besides, an album that he recorded long before he auditioned for Idol will also be dropped before the end of this year, only this time it will be delivered via Hi Fi Recordings. Most recently, his song titled "Want" from the pre-Idol effort has been made available for digital download on iTunes.

In response to the pre-Idol release, Adam issued a statement through a rep for 19 Recordings. "I was shocked to learn that songwriting demos of songs that I co-wrote and recorded over the past few years may be released in an album," Adam said as quoted by Entertainment Weekly.

"Like a rough draft that a writer does before finishing a book, I did not intend my work on these demos to be heard by the public," Adam continued. "I was unaware that anyone intended to release these recordings until I heard about it in the press, and I'm very disappointed by this entire situation."

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