Hold the presses, kids! Universal Music has this afternoon announced that Kelly Rowland’s album ‘Here I Am’ will get an Australian release – and the great news for local punters is that it’s within the next few weeks!
Some auspOp readers were resigned to the task of importing the LP from overseas, but Universal Australia has now come to the party.
The new album features collaborations with some of the biggest names in the business, including her criminally ignored David Guetta track ‘Commander’ and the latest US hit ‘Motivation’.
‘Here I Am’ will hit the stores in Australia on Friday July 29.
01. I’m Dat Chick
02. Work It Man (ftg. Lil Playy)
03. Motivation (ftg. Lil Wayne)
04. Lay It On Me (ftg. Big Sean)
05. Feelin Me Right Now
06. Turn It Up
07. All Of The Night (ftg.Rico Love)
08. Keep It Between Us
09. Commander (with David Guetta)
10. Down For Whatever
11. Heaven & Earth
12. Each Other
13. Motivation (ftg. Lil Wayne) – Rebel Rock Remix
14. Commander – Urban Remix
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Anonymous says
And What A Feeling…what the geezers is going on.
auspOp says
Hey team,
We’re also staggered that it doesn’t include the likes of ‘Forever And A Day’ and ‘Rose Coloured Glasses’.
Without those, we’re also not fans of buying this release.
Guess we’ll wait and see what the UK version’s tracklisting is.
The auspOp team
Anonymous says
WHAT. Forever and a Day, Grown Woman, Rose Coloured Glass arent even on the album?. Thats a bit of bullshit. I defs wont be buying it now.
Anonymous says
Where’s forever and a day
RetroRuler says
OH..MY…GAGA!!! Where is “Forever and a Day”, “Rose Coloured Glasses” & “Grown Woman”!..Heck, even whacking on “When Love takes over” would have been good! Please let this tracklisting be the US version….
Anonymous says
Have Mercy!
auspOp says
Hey lukey.,
We found out for you.
Tracklist now included in the post.
The auspOp team
lukey. says
Please let this have a different tracklisting to the US version :( I’ve already heard the US tracks, so R&B, nothing like all her dance single in Europe. Commander sounds really out of place on this record