Principals Memo....By Ms.Chelsea

The recording industry once again aims to boost sluggish sales by packing their MVPs into the last three months of the year. This fall’s release schedule includes a songstress whose last four albums all debuted at No. 1 (Alicia Keys’ The Element of Freedom), a sequel more star-studded than the Grammys (Timbaland’s Shock Value 2), the most-delayed album of 2009 (Lil Wayne’s Rebirth), and a couple of Shady characters (Eminem’s Relapse 2 and 50 Cent’s Before I Self Destruct).(All albums are subject to change release date) Huge Days for the recording Industry are ahead...Will these Albums boost sales?


Joss Stone – Colour Me Free – October 20
Michael Jackson – This Is It Soundtrack – October 27
Amerie – In Love & War – November 3
Ryan Leslie – Transition – November 3
Wale – Attention: Deficit – November 10
50 Cent – Before I Self Destruct – November 17
Teairra Mari – At That Point – November 17
Leona Lewis – Echo – November 17
Justin Bieber – My World – November 17
Rihanna-Rated R-November 23
Timbaland – Shock Value 2 – November 23
Omarion – Ollusion – November 23
Birdman – PRICELE$$ – November 23
Juvenile – Cocky and Confident – December 1
Lil Jon – Crunk Rock – December 5
Snoop Dogg – Malice N Wonderland – December 8
Chamillionaire – Venom – December 8
Usher – Raymond V.Raymond– December
Clipse – Till the Casket Drops – December 10
Lil Wayne – Rebirth – December
Monica – Still Standing – December
R. Kelly – Untitled – December 1
Eminem – Relapse 2 – Q4
Plies – Goon Affiliated – Q4
T-Pain – RevolveR – Q4
Young Jeezy – Thug Motivation 103 – Q4