1.23.12 BTIKM Music Video this week?, Japan dates
Jan 24, 2012 0:22:10 GMT -5
Post by wal on Jan 24, 2012 0:22:10 GMT -5
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@adamlambert fans, i worked the word flailing into the headline for you bit.ly/wLkl6w
9 minutes ago
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
ADAM LAMBERT: Glambert Fans Flailing Over Cover Art Release!
There has been much flailing in the Glamily this evening, as ADAM LAMBERT fans are overjoyed at the release of wthe cover art for his new CD, TRESSPASSING.
Lambert himself shared the art via his TWITTER feed and his website.
The CD should be out in March. His first single, BETTER THAN I KNOW MYSELF is currently picking up airplay on adult pop stations in the US.
While the song has been gaining radio airplay momentum, initial reports from sources close to Lambert's label have expressed a degree of interest in what could be considered less-than-overwhelming single sales via iTunes and other digital music services. While exact figures are unknown, it's believed label sources wanted to see more units of the single sold.
It's unclear if the single has been shared among fans - with some not paying for the download of the music, or if the single's sales figures are indicitive of radio airplay not fully kicking in across the country.
Either way, it's early, and the excitement from Lambert fans seems to indicate that the single - and the full CD - will sell enough for a platinum award from the RIAA.
@adamlambert fans, i worked the word flailing into the headline for you bit.ly/wLkl6w
9 minutes ago
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
ADAM LAMBERT: Glambert Fans Flailing Over Cover Art Release!
There has been much flailing in the Glamily this evening, as ADAM LAMBERT fans are overjoyed at the release of wthe cover art for his new CD, TRESSPASSING.
Lambert himself shared the art via his TWITTER feed and his website.
The CD should be out in March. His first single, BETTER THAN I KNOW MYSELF is currently picking up airplay on adult pop stations in the US.
While the song has been gaining radio airplay momentum, initial reports from sources close to Lambert's label have expressed a degree of interest in what could be considered less-than-overwhelming single sales via iTunes and other digital music services. While exact figures are unknown, it's believed label sources wanted to see more units of the single sold.
It's unclear if the single has been shared among fans - with some not paying for the download of the music, or if the single's sales figures are indicitive of radio airplay not fully kicking in across the country.
Either way, it's early, and the excitement from Lambert fans seems to indicate that the single - and the full CD - will sell enough for a platinum award from the RIAA.
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