Nicole Scherzinger, Pussycat Doll turned solo artist, has more in her than just pop music. She already conquered that genre and now she is moving onto rock. Transitioning from singing pop tunes to belting out renowned rock tracks might be difficult for an artist to accomplish, but Nicole is not part of that category. With her powerful voice, she can sing just about any tune flawlessly, while also adding sex appeal to even the most masculine song. <\/p>\n
Don’t believe us that the former “Don’t Cha” singer can perform such a daring task? Well, Nicole will prove you wrong with her opening video for the 2011 NBA playoff coverage, which was produced by ESPN and ABC. Airing across the networks, the playoff video features Nicole and Jason Bonham performing Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog.” The video debuted April 16th for the start of the playoffs. <\/p>\n
Perfect timing for the solo artist, since Nicole’s upcoming solo debut, “Killer Love”, will drop this summer via Interscope\/A&M. Two of the tracks off the album, “Poison” and “Don’t Hold Your Breath” have already climbed their way up the international singles charts. We all know music opinions of those overseas are typically trustworthy. <\/p>\n
While we can’t wait for these tracks to come to the US radio waves, we are most looking forward to the release of her tune, “Right There” featuring 50 Cent. The pair recently shot the video in LA. Want more Killer Love <\/em> information, well head on over to MTV News to listen to Nicole spill some album updates. <\/p>\n Pop artists should take note of Nicole Schzeringer’s career moves. She has proven she can star in a music group, reign over the world of pop music and set legendary rock tracks on fire. <\/p>\n by Lonnie Nemiroff <\/p>\n