In an interview on Power 106, the Black Eyed Peas member says her new solo effort already has a name but she refuses to reveal it.
- October 3, 2014
AceShowbiz -
More details about Fergie a.k.a. Stacy Ferguson's upcoming comeback album have been revealed. During an interview with "Big Boy's Neighborhood" on Power 106, the Black Eyed Peas vocalist said that she'd been working on her upcoming solo LP with a team that included Mike WiLL Made It and "No Flex Zone" hitmaker Rae Sremmurd.
The mother of one has also reunited with longtime collaborator and fellow Black Eyed Peas member will.i.am for the project. The producer is the person behind "Fergalicious", "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "Clumsy", Fergie's biggest hits from her 2006 debut album "The Dutchess".
"My style is just gonna evolve with the music that I'm listening to, what I'm inspired by, mixed with all the old stuff that I'm inspired by," she said of her new music in the interview on Thursday, October 2. "It's a fusion. [I want to] bring an international feel to it."
Fergie revealed that her new album already had a title, but she wasn't ready to announce it. No official release date has been set. However, it's planned to arrive in early 2015.
Earlier this week, Fergie debuted "L.A. Love (La La)" as the first offering from the highly-anticipated set. She said the DJ Mustard-produced banger was an ode to her hometown's music scene. "I am a student. I study the evolution of music, from [Kendrick Lamar] to Mustard," she explained. "L.A. had an explosion. I needed to be a part of it."
