The release of Britney Spears's "comeback" album is closer than you think. Jive Records has decided to move up the release date of Blackout from November 13 to October 30. The reason for the change? The label wants to put a stop to the unauthorized leaking of Spears's songs on the internet. Since the album's inception, songs and unfinished material and demos have made their way onto blogs and various music sites where they are easily downloaded.Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Britney's album release bumped up
The release of Britney Spears's "comeback" album is closer than you think. Jive Records has decided to move up the release date of Blackout from November 13 to October 30. The reason for the change? The label wants to put a stop to the unauthorized leaking of Spears's songs on the internet. Since the album's inception, songs and unfinished material and demos have made their way onto blogs and various music sites where they are easily downloaded.