Ciara has confirmed the title for her new single.

The singer/songwriter will release “Boy Outta Here” as the next single from her upcoming fifth album, “One Woman Army,” out soon on Sony Music Entertainment / Epic Records.

The track was produced by Kenneth “Soundz” Coby, whose credits include “4 Letter Word” by Diggy Simmons [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records], “Lazy” by LeToya Luckett [EMI Music Group / Capitol Records] and “Skin” by Rihanna [Universal Music Group / Island Def Jam Recordings].

"One Woman Army" serves as the follow-up to 2010's "Basic Instinct" and will boast additional productions from Jermaine Dupri (Ashanti, Deborah Cox), The Underdogs: Harvey Mason Jr. & Damon Thomas (Justin Timberlake, Beyonce Knowles), Christopher "Tricky" Stewart (Tamar Braxton, Kelly Rowland), Da Internz: Earnest Clark & Marcos Palacious (Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown), Shondrae "Bangladesh" Crawford (Sterling Simms, Marsha Ambrosius), Dwayne "Dem Jointz" Abernathy (Candice Pillay, Keke Wyatt) and Chauncey "Hit-Boy" Hollis (Teyana Taylor, Kanye West).

Songwriters include Elijah "Redd Stylez" Blake (Usher Raymond, Alicia Keys), Ali Tamposi (Kelly Clarkson, Pia Toscano), Livvi Franc (Jordin Sparks, Cheryl Cole), Diane Warren (Toni Braxton, Whitney Houston), Kevin "K-Mac" McCall (Christina Milian, Wynter Gordon), Johnta Austin (Mary J. Blige, Enrique Iglesias) and Crystal Nicole (Alexis Jordan, Bridget Kelly).

[Listen] Ciara - Sweat (featuring 2 Chainz)

Elijah Blake has announced the title of his new single online.

"Atrium" – which features Rick Ross – marks the lead single from the artist's upcoming debut album, out soon on Universal Music Group / Def Jam Records.

Formerly known as Redd Stylez, the R&B singer/songwriter has co-written tracks for other artists including "Climax" by Usher [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], "Enough of No Love" by Keyshia Cole featuring Lil Wayne [Universal Music Group / Geffen Records] and "Sex Ain't Love" by Trey Songz [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records].

His as-yet-untitled debut project is confirmed to boast productions and songwriting contributions from Ernest "No I.D." Wilson (Toni Braxton, Janet Jackson), Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, Jazmine Sullivan), Tyler "T-Minus" Williams (Nicki Minaj, Kelly Rowland), Nathan "Happy" Perez (Diggy Simmons, Frank Ocean), Warren "Oak" Felder (Keri Hilson, Alicia Keys), Andrew "Pop" Wansel (Sterling Simms, Elle Varner) and Wesley "Diplo" Pentz (Justin Bieber, Chris Brown).

[Watch] Usher - Climax

Nelly Furtado has released the official lyric video for her new single online.

"The Spirit Indestructible" marks the second single from the Canadian singer/songwriter's upcoming fifth album, "The Spirit Indestructible," which is due in the United Kingdom on September 17 and the United States on September 18 via Universal Music Group / Interscope Records.

The follow-up to "Big Hoops (Bigger the Better)" was written by Nelly Furtado along with Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, whose credits include "As Long As You Love Me" by Justin Bieber [Universal Music Group / Island Def Jam Recordings], "I Forgive You" by Kelly Clarkson [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records] and "He About Lose Me" by Britney Spears [Sony Music Entertainment / Jive Records].

[Watch] Nelly Furtado - The Spirit Indestructible (Lyric Video)

Lily Allen has reunited with hit songwriter Karen Poole for her upcoming third album, out soon on EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records. The pair previously collaborated on the track “Cheryl Tweedy,” taken from Allen’s debut album “Alright, Still.”

Poole has also co-written tracks including “Time Bomb” by Kylie Minogue [EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records], “Let It Go” by Will Young [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records] and “Put Your Hands On” by Janet Jackson [EMI Music Group / Virgin Records].

She also collaborated with top musicians including William Orbit, Richard “Biffco” Stannard, David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Steve Mac, Bloodshy & Avant, Greg Kurstin, Mich “Cutfather” Hansen, Jonas “Jay Jay” Jeberg, Arnthor Birgisson, Lucas Secon, Francis “EG” White and Carsten “Soulshock” Schack.

[Listen] Lily Allen - Cheryl Tweedy

Rebecca Ferguson has unveiled the official lyric video for her new single.

“Mr. Bright Eyes” marks the fourth single from the British singer/songwriter’s debut album, “Heaven,” out now on Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records.

The follow-up to “Glitter & Gold” was written by Rebecca Ferguson along with Matt Grey, Owen Parker, Toby Scott and Luke Fitton.

Production duties on “Mr. Bright Eyes” were handled by Brian Higgins and Xenomania, who are also responsible for hits including “The Boy Does Nothing” by Alesha Dixon [Warner Music Group / Asylum Records], “Sweet About Me” by Gabriella Cilmi [Universal Music Group / Island Records] and “Giving You Up” by Kylie Minogue [EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records].

[Watch] Rebecca Ferguson - Mr. Bright Eyes (Lyric Video)

Jessie Ware has unveiled the official artwork and tracklisting for her upcoming debut album.

The British singer/songwriter will release “Devotion” in the United Kingdom on August 20 via Universal Music Group / Island Records.

New single “Wildest Moments” was produced by The Invisible's Dave Okumu and Tom "Kid Harpoon" Hull, whose credits include "Shake It Out" and "Never Let Me Go" by Florence + The Machine. 

Jessie Ware – Devotion [Official Tracklisting]:

Devotion

Wildest Moments

Running

Still Love Me

No to Love

Night Light

Swan Song

Sweet Talk

110%

Taking in Water

Something Inside

[Watch] Jessie Ware - Wildest Moments

Pink has scheduled the release date for her upcoming sixth album.

The singer/songwriter – real name Alecia Moore – will release “The Truth about Love” in the United Kingdom on September 17 and United States on September 18 via Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records.

Lead single “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” was produced by Greg Kurstin, whose credits include “Dark Side” by Kelly Clarkson [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], “Not Fair” by Lily Allen [EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records] and “The Keepers” by Santigold [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records].

“The Truth About Love” serves as the follow-up to 2008’s “Funhouse” and touts additional productions from Dan Wilson (Lucie Silvas, James Morrison), Martin “Max Martin” Sandberg (Christina Aguilera, Usher Raymond), Karl “Shellback” Schuster (Mike Posner, Britney Spears), Billy Mann (Joss Stone, Kelly Rowland) and Butch Walker (Avril Lavigne, Katy Perry).

[Listen] Pink - Blow Me (One Last Kiss)

The Veronicas have announced the title of their new single and album.

The Australian duo – consisting of twin sisters Jessica and Lisa Origliasso – will release “Lolita” as the lead single from their upcoming third album, “Life on Mars,” which is slated for release later this year via Warner Music Group / Warner Bros. Records.

“Life on Mars” serves as the follow-up to 2007’s “Hook Me Up,” which debuted and peaked at number two on the Australian Albums Chart. That release also launched four hit singles on the Australian Singles Chart: “Hook Me Up” (No. 1), “Untouched” (No. 2), “This Love” (No. 10) and “Take Me on the Floor” (No. 7).

Among the songwriters and producers that contributed to “Life on Mars” are Toby Gad (Natasha Bedingfield, Kelly Rowland), Sophie Stern (Conor Maynard, Britney Spears), Martin “Cherry Cherry Boom Boom” Kierszenbaum (Natalia Kills, Alexandra Burke), Nicole Morier (Wynter Gordon, Sky Ferreira), Arnthor Birgisson (Leona Lewis, Janet Jackson), Lindy Robbins (Tanya Lacey, Jason Derulo), Fernando Garibay (Rihanna, Enrique Iglesias) and Billy Steinberg (Paris Hilton, Katharine McPhee).

[Watch] The Veronicas - Hook Me Up

Ciara has collaborated with Jermaine Dupri and Bryan Michael Cox for her upcoming fifth album, “One Woman Army,” which is slated for release later this year via Sony Music Entertainment / Epic Records.

The songwriting and production duo are responsible for hits including “We Belong Together” by Mariah Carey [Universal Music Group / Island Def Jam Recordings], “This Song” by LeToya Luckett [EMI Music Group / Capitol Records] and “Love All Over Me” by Monica [Sony Music Entertainment / J Records].

“One Woman Army” serves as the follow-up to 2010’s “Basic Instinct” and boasts productions from The Underdogs: Harvey Mason Jr. & Damon Thomas (Justin Timberlake, Beyonce Knowles), Christopher “Tricky” Stewart (Tamar Braxton, Kelly Rowland), Da Internz: Earnest Clark & Marcos Palacious (Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown), Shondrae “Bangladesh” Crawford (Sterling Simms, Marsha Ambrosius), Dwayne “Dem Jointz” Abernathy (Candice Pillay, Keke Wyatt), Kenneth “Soundz” Coby (Chantel McCrary, Justin Bieber) and Chauncey “Hit-Boy” Hollis (Teyana Taylor, Kanye West).

Songwriters include Elijah “Redd Stylez” Blake (Usher Raymond, Alicia Keys), Ali Tamposi (Kelly Clarkson, Pia Toscano), Livvi Franc (Jordin Sparks, Cheryl Cole), Diane Warren (Toni Braxton, Whitney Houston), Kevin “K-Mac” McCall (Christina Milian, Wynter Gordon), Johnta Austin (Mary J. Blige, Enrique Iglesias) and Crystal Nicole (Alexis Jordan, Bridget Kelly).

[Listen] Ciara - Sweat (featuring 2 Chainz)

Pink has announced the title of her new album.

The singer/songwriter – real name Alecia Moore – has christened her upcoming sixth album "The Truth about Love" and will release it later this year via Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records.

Lead single "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" was written by Pink along with Greg Kurstin, who previously collaborated with the artist on the Cathy Dennis-assisted "Centerfold."

Kurstin is also known for helming tracks including "What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)" by Kelly Clarkson [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], "Rock Me In" by Britney Spears [Sony Music Entertainment / Jive Records] and "Red Lips" by Sky Ferreira [EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records].

"The Truth about Love" serves as the follow-up to 2008's "Funhouse." That release peaked and debuted at number two on Billboard's 200 Albums Chart. It also launched hit singles on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart: "So What" (No. 1), "Sober" (No. 15), "Please Don't Leave Me" (No. 17), "Funhouse" (No. 44) and "Glitter in the Air" (No. 18).

[Listen] Pink - Blow Me (One Last Kiss)