Queen Cheryl “Chezza” Cole, she of The Almighty Aloud and X Factor GIFs aplenty, recently put the finishing touches on her third studio album, which is due out later in 2012.
Now, the pop beans have been spilled by Sunday Mirror columnist Dean Piper, who confirmed earlier today that “We Found Love” hit-maker Calvin Harris worked with Cheryl on “a dance classic” which will likely act as the lead single from the upcoming campaign. (There’s also talk of will.i.am on the song, which is just…)
No. Let’s not get sad. If Cheryl can survive malaria, we can survive will.i.am.
Focus on Cheryl and Calvin. Dream of the possibilities. At best, we’ll get something as bright and shimmering as RiRi‘s “We Found Love” and “Where Have You Been,” Kylie Minogue‘s “In My Arms” or Sophie Ellis-Bextor/Róisín Murphy‘s “Off & On.” At worst, we’ll just get a reductive carbon copy of “We Found Love,” which would still be objectively amazing.
From what I’ve heard from my own sources, this is one of Cheryl’s biggest records yet, and it could even spell out an opportunity to dominate worldwide. 2012: Year of the Cole?
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Cheryl Cole has turned to pop newcomer and Brits sensation Lana Del Rey to help her latest blitz on the charts. The pair have teamed in a bid for a No1 hit on Cheryl's highly-anticipated third album.
A source said last night: "Cheryl is a big fan of Lana and was intrigued to hear she had lots of songs written which she wasn't going to sing herself. She got hold of one and was really taken with it.
"The record label are pretty happy about it because Lana has a massive following."
New Yorker Lana, 25 — real name Elizabeth Grant — scooped the International Breakthrough Artist gong at last month's Brits. Her album of sultry, atmospheric songs shot to No1 in the UK and No2 in the US.
The unheard track picked by Geordie Cheryl, 28, is described as an "urban, mid-tempo ballad".
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