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Mya ‘Liberated’ On New Album

Posted on April 21, 2007 | Filed Under RnB Music News

In the last four years, R&B singer Mya replaced her entire management team, made a label switch and broke up with her boyfriend. So it’s no wonder the Washington, D.C. native titled her upcoming Motown debut “Liberation,” set for a June 26 release.

The album was originally due last fall but has been bumped from the schedule a number of times since. “Litigations, court, transitioning from label to label, teaching kids and building a studio, that takes a while,” the 27-year-old singer tells Billboard.com. “That’s why this album is a lot more aggressive, very honest, in your face and cut and dry.” Read more