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A Thank You from Nicole

Posted on 12 Feb 2008 by gladys // Category:

Dear Friends Thank you so much for the amazing fan book you sent me. It means so much to me that you all continue to love and support me. When I was reading the fan book I was moved to tears several times by all of your amazing artwork, letters, and poems. When I was in Hong Kong over New Years, I watched the DVD you all created and it made me realize how blessed I was to have such an amazing group of fans. I know you have all been waiting patiently for the release of "Her Name Is Nicole" and I want you to know that I am actually grateful the album has been pushed back. Yes, I REALLY mean that. You see, I want to make sure this album is the best I can make it because I owe that to myself, and to all of you, to release the best music I possibly can. I hope you all continue with me on this journey because it will be worth the wait. I also want to say thank you to Darzel for putting all this together and making sure I received this truly uplifting fan book. So many of you wrote that I have inspired you, but I need you to know you guys inspire me. Let's make 2008 the best year yet! Thank you from the bottom of my heart: Darzel, Gabz, Chrisanna Yan, Cassie, Mary K, Jaime-Louise Lincy, Gladys, Angelina, Aleksandra Gdansky, Nadia, Lara, Erica Kloestra, Fatima, Mary, Christine, Melissa Sousa, Ali, Chen Bonfis, Jared Gelman, Caitlin, Yvonne, Jose, Bizu, Roxanna, Tara, Noush, Scott, Courtney, Sabrina, Ale, Anna, Charley, Katrina, Cheema, Anna, Maddalina, Taylor Doyle, Margret L, Marie Anthony C, Lissy, Mellissa, Vanessa, Kate, Hollie, Roxy, Claire Bynce, Linanyi Ortiz, Chelsea McGuigan, Vlad, Tania Crupi, Ashley Hawn, Bao, Michael, Maddy and everyone else who has continued to support me. I love you all, Nicole From HNIN.com

Nicole in GIANT Magazine

Posted on 04 Feb 2008 by gladys // Category:

Nicole Scherzinger: Labor of Love

On patience:
“I could never jeopardize who I am and what I stand for as a person, as a woman, as an artist and as a solo artist coming out now for the sake of [a release date]. Time or reason doesn’t matter when it comes to something this big, when it comes to your lifelong dream. I think I would definitely be a lot more frustrated if the album was out and I wasn’t happy with it.”

On going solo:
“It’s just one continuous journey. I started out just making music that showed the other sides of me. I am still exploring that. I don’t think I have found any definite number of songs that says, ‘This is it; this says who I am as a solo artist coming out.’ I haven’t found that yet. I am continuously being challenged and inspired. It’s safe because it’s not out yet, but it’s also scary because you really want to challenge yourself as an artist, to take risks. You want to do things that you’re not used to doing. I got to work with a lot of people that I wouldn’t have expected to work with. I was in the studio the other night, and I was like, ‘I didn’t even know I could do this. This is great!’”

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