Press release picked up...

[foxmonkey]

...here, at livedaily.com.

Solo debut from 'NSync's JC Chasez now set for late-February release

by Rob Evans (mail to: feedback@livedaily.com)
liveDaily Editor

January 13, 2004 03:51 PM - "Schizophrenic," the debut solo album from 'NSync member JC Chasez, is now scheduled to reach stores on Feb. 24, a month later than initially planned.

Though fans will have to wait a little longer for the album, its first single, "Some Girls (Dance with Women)" is currently gaining significant airplay at pop radio stations, according to Jive Records. Chasez recently filmed a video for the track in Los Angeles and New York with director Martin Weisz.

According to Jive, Chasez is featured in the Jan. 16 issue of Entertainment Weekly, and additional stories will surface in the coming weeks in Rolling Stone, People, Blender, Spin and USA Today.

Chasez is also expected to appear on several television shows in February, including "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Ryan Seacrest Show," "Live with Regis & Kelly," and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

In December, Chasez embarked on a brief club tour, where he previewed many songs from the forthcoming album.

The track listing for "Schizophrenic" is:

Some Girls (Dance with Women)
She Got Me
100 Ways
Mercy
Build My World
Something Special
If You Were My Girl
Shake It (featuring the Basement Jaxx)
All Day Long I Dream About Sex
One Night Stand
Come To Me
Dear Goodbye
Everything You Want
Lose Myself
Right Here By Your Side

Comments

[foxmonkey.livejournal.com]

a month later than initially planned.

What's interesting, though, is tha I was afraid the media would make a big deal out of the many pushbacks, that they'd give it a negative spin. I can't think of a single article I've seen that suggests the pushbacks were because of a poor product. I think that says a lot!

[http://users.livejournal.com/_jules_/]

I agree, that's very nice to see. I think really, it was something that seemed like a big deal to us (well and was - I want an album!), but is probably very common in the industry and so it's not a big point of interest for most people.

But you're right, it might make people think the album is bad, so it's good to see the positive talk.