The last new Aaliyah song to be released was "Come Over" in 2003. The singer tragically died in a plane crash on August 25, 2001 at the age of 22. She has remained popular since this time. She easily would have been a big star, as she was set to appear in the sequels to The Matrix. The role had to be recast since they did not finish filming her scenes. She also wanted to work with Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails on an album to give herself a different sound and no doubt show her versatility through pop, soul, R&B and rock. Maybe they will take one of her demo songs and turn it into an industrial rock song to attempt to get us a glimpse of where she may have gone next with her music?
Monday, August 6, 2012
New Aaliyah Song Released
There have been rumors of a new posthumous Aaliyah album, produced by Drake, for a while now. It looks as if this will come true, as one new song called "Enough Said" has been released, which features Drake on the track itself. It's a good song and Aaliyah's vocals sound smooth as expected. I hope if a full album is released that it features songs with just her on vocals, rather than guest musicians on each song. Apparently there is a solo version of "Enough Said" which will hopefully be released.
The last new Aaliyah song to be released was "Come Over" in 2003. The singer tragically died in a plane crash on August 25, 2001 at the age of 22. She has remained popular since this time. She easily would have been a big star, as she was set to appear in the sequels to The Matrix. The role had to be recast since they did not finish filming her scenes. She also wanted to work with Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails on an album to give herself a different sound and no doubt show her versatility through pop, soul, R&B and rock. Maybe they will take one of her demo songs and turn it into an industrial rock song to attempt to get us a glimpse of where she may have gone next with her music?
The last new Aaliyah song to be released was "Come Over" in 2003. The singer tragically died in a plane crash on August 25, 2001 at the age of 22. She has remained popular since this time. She easily would have been a big star, as she was set to appear in the sequels to The Matrix. The role had to be recast since they did not finish filming her scenes. She also wanted to work with Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails on an album to give herself a different sound and no doubt show her versatility through pop, soul, R&B and rock. Maybe they will take one of her demo songs and turn it into an industrial rock song to attempt to get us a glimpse of where she may have gone next with her music?
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