The Musical (Nina Sky album)
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| The Musical | ||
| Studio album by Nina Sky | ||
| Released | February, 2007 | |
| Recorded | 2006 - 2007 | |
| Genre | R&B/Hip Hop | |
| Label | Universal | |
| Nina Sky chronology | ||
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| Back To The Future Mixtape | The Musical |
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The Musical is the second studio album from Nina Sky that was slated to release in September 2006, but it has been pushed back to a April 2007 release.
Producers include Scott Storch, Ryan Leslie, Cipha Sounds, Solitair, Cool & Dre, The Jettsonz and more. Guests include Rick Ross, Trey Songz, Ne-Yo, Styles P. & Sheek Louch. A buzz track is currently out for "Flippin' That", a Cool & Dre produced track which features Def Jam rapper Rick Ross.
[edit] Track listing
- "Sugar Daddy" (Produced by Cipha Sounds & Solitair)
- "Ladies' Night" (featuring Ivy Queen) (Produced by Mysto & Pizzi)
- "The Real" (Produced by Ryan Leslie)
- "Flippin' That" (featuring Rick Ross) (Produced by Cool and Dre)
- "No More" (Produced by The Jettsonz)
- "Can't Say Goodbye" (Produced by The Jettsonz)
- "Really Didn't Matter" (Produced by Ryan Leslie)
- "Back It Up"
[edit] Possible Album Cover
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