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*"Let Me Rap" <small>(featuring [[Kevin Covais]])</small> |
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*"I Will" <small>(3:50)</small> |
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*Track featuring [[Lisa Tucker (singer)|Lisa Tucker]] |
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==Album Details== |
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In November, Burnt Up and Dreamin' were made available for streaming on Bennett's music myspace, with Dreamin' as the planned single. Ordinary Love and I'm So Hot were later put up, and Ordinary Love was announced as the official first single with its music video shot soon after. I Will was later put up, and in March B-Bye, Burnt Up and Dreamin' were made available for digital downloading on the [[itunes store]]. |
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Princess P is the debut album by American Idol contestant, Paris Bennett. It will be released on April 24, 2007. Bennett is currently signed to 306 Entertainment, owned by Paul Jones, her uncle. Bennett is working with Jon Jon Traxx, Darren Lighty, and Rodney Jerkins on her debut album, titled "Princess P" after the nickname used affectionately for her by Ryan Seacrest on American Idol. Bennett is co-writing the album with J. Issac, and says it is based on her experiences before, on, and after American Idol.
Confirmed Tracks
- "Ordinary Love" (3:17)
- "Dreamin" (3:35)
- "B-Bye" (4:03)
- "Burnt Up" (3:57)
- "I'm So Hot" (3:35)
- "Best Friend" (featuring Jamecia Bennett, Ann Nesby & Shirley Bennett)
- "Let Me Rap" (featuring Kevin Covais)
- "I Will" (3:50)
- Track featuring Lisa Tucker
Album Details
In November, Burnt Up and Dreamin' were made available for streaming on Bennett's music myspace, with Dreamin' as the planned single. Ordinary Love and I'm So Hot were later put up, and Ordinary Love was announced as the official first single with its music video shot soon after. I Will was later put up, and in March B-Bye, Burnt Up and Dreamin' were made available for digital downloading on the itunes store.