
The wait is over -- Whitney Houston is finally making her comeback on Sept.1 with an as-yet-untitled album on Arista Records. For her return, the label has set up a countdown on the New Jersey-bred artist's official site.
Top producers and song writers to the likes of will.i.am, Sean Garrett and Akon,have all been confirmed to aid with her album. "The voice is there; I don't think anyone could ever take that from her. As long as we apply that voice to hit records, she'll be right back where she left off," Akon told Billboard.com back in 2007.
Houston made her first high-profile public appearance at her mentor Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy gala back in February, where she performed a four-song set that included brief renditions of "I Will Always Love You" and "I Believe in You and Me" plus a tent revival-style take on "I'm Every Woman."
Houston has had a rough few years plagued by drug and health issues -including rehab stints in 2004 and 2005 -- a legal dispute with her father, John Houston, rumored financial problems and a troubled marriage to fellow singer Bobby Brown that ended in divorce.
Houston's last album was 2002's "Just Whitney," sold 737,000 copies here in the US.
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Gracias a la vida!!! por fin estas de regreso amada reina.
by juan sinchi | June 12, 2009 5:55 PM