According to MTV, Fergie is set to re-release her multi-Platinum smash 'The Dutchess'. Boasting several new tracks including her collaboration with Nelly, 'Party People', as well as 'Labels & Love' - the theme of the much-anticipated 'Sex In The City' movie, the revamped LP will hit stores on May 27th. In response to the question of why she decided to re-issue the record, the Black Eyed Peas front-woman was surprisingly candid with her explanation:
That's what everyone's doing nowadays, I hear," she laughed. "The label came to me and said this would be a good idea, and I thought, 'Well, OK, if this is another way for me to put out these songs that I've been wanting people to hear, then great.' The music business is changing, and this repackage thing is a new way for people to put out songs that they want people to hear, so I'm cool with it."
Well, at least she was honest. It still baffles me as to why the label would re-issue an almost 2 year old album. Surely everyone who wanted it the first time has it already?
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