Jamie Foxx back with new album
Jamie Foxx’s new album "Intuition" is set for December 16. Foxx spent most of the past two years working on "Intuition" and gathered a star-studded line-up of guests and producers, including T.I. (on the first single "Just Like Me"), Kanye West, the-Dream and Tricky Stewart, Ne-Yo, Fabolous and Timbaland. Besides the first single off the album, the track "Number One" with Lil Wayne is promoted to clubs, while "Blame It" with T-Pain, is set for release in January.

Will.i.am rumored to be working with U2
According to Kanye West, Black Eyed Peas member Will.i.am is producing material for the new U2 album, which has been delayed until next year. U2’s follow up to 2004’s “How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb” was originally planned for release this year, but the album recently was still two songs short, so the release date was pushed back. The new record is rumored to be titled “No Line On The Horizon.” Brian Eno has also contributed production to the album, which is due early next year now.

Diana Krall finishing new album while producing new Barbra Streisand effort
Diana Krall has described her first album in three years as intimate, sensual and erotic. Her new effort "Quiet Nights" is due March 31 and includes 10 songs, among which three recordings of songs by bossa nova artist Antonio Carlos Jobim and standards such as "Walk On By" by Burt Bacharach. Next to finishing on her new album, Krall is producing a new Barbra Streisand album that is set to be completed in January and released somewhere next year.

Black Eyed Peas working on new album concept
The Black Eyed Peas are planning a "music diary" album when the band releases "The END" next March. Band leader Will.i.am has said that "The END" stands for "The Energy Never Dies" which describes his model for a project that will be living and frequently updated throughout its designated cycle. According to the artist, when the album is released there will be 12 songs on it, but the next day there could be 100 songs, 50 sketches, 1,000 blogs around. The band will try to break away from the concept of a regular album.