JC's single December 1st
Oct. 22nd, 2003 04:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxmonkeyFrom the Board of Doom, posted by PopCultMistress:
ORLANDO (October 20th, 2003)- Multi-Platinum Recording Artist *NSYNC has launched a new web site www.nsync.com that offers fans a fresh and unique look at each of the band members. One of the many perks of the site is the ‘NSider’ membership (a VIP section for fans) that includes monthly chat sessions like one featuring JC this Friday October 24th at 8:00pm. This Friday, lucky ‘NSider’ fans will be able to log on and ask JC about his solo venture and what is next for *NSYNC. His highly anticipated first album for Jive Records, ‘Schizophrenic be released in January and his first single “Some Girls (Dance With Women)”, on December 1st. Those in the chat on October 24th will be able to ask JC about the inspiration and feel of his new music and about *NSYNC’s upcoming plans to return to the studio together.
ORLANDO (October 20th, 2003)- Multi-Platinum Recording Artist *NSYNC has launched a new web site www.nsync.com that offers fans a fresh and unique look at each of the band members. One of the many perks of the site is the ‘NSider’ membership (a VIP section for fans) that includes monthly chat sessions like one featuring JC this Friday October 24th at 8:00pm. This Friday, lucky ‘NSider’ fans will be able to log on and ask JC about his solo venture and what is next for *NSYNC. His highly anticipated first album for Jive Records, ‘Schizophrenic be released in January and his first single “Some Girls (Dance With Women)”, on December 1st. Those in the chat on October 24th will be able to ask JC about the inspiration and feel of his new music and about *NSYNC’s upcoming plans to return to the studio together.
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Date: 2003-10-22 02:56 pm (UTC)They seemed to be. Someone posted in reply, "There was a mention about it being released in 'certain cities', which sounded odd to me. It may be that it isn't getting a drop date to markets, they are testing it out with targetted stations."
So yeah, I'm already tuning my ears for it. This has nothing to do with music, but Columbus is a huge test market for a lot of products - not sure if that follows across the board into entertainment as well... I might have to call a few music directors.