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Macy Gray to cover Kanye West, Radiohead on new album
Published Thursday, Feb 2 2012, 10:43 GMT | By Lewis Corner | 2 comments

The singer confirmed that she will unveil her sixth studio LP Covered on March 27 and will release the new set through 429 Records.
The collection of covers will include Radiohead's 'Creep', Kanye West's 'Love Lockdown' and My Chemical Romance's 'Teenagers'.
Gray was inspired by Nina Simone's covers album for the project and has also revealed plans to tour the material worldwide, reports Billboard.
Covered will be the follow-up to 2010's The Sellout, which charted at number 38 in the US with total sales of 37,000 copies.
Gray previously said that she wanted to release two records in 2011, but eventually failed to release any new material throughout the year.
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The tracklist for Macy Gray's Covered is as follows:
1. 'Here Comes The Rain Again' (Eurythmics)
2. 'Creep' (Radiohead)
3. 'You Want Them Nervous' (skit featuring J.B. Smoove)
4. 'Smoke 2 Joints' (The Toyes)
5. 'La La La (Teaching The Kids)' (featuring Layann Al Saud, Avery Albert, Happy Hinds & Siena Stelber)
6. 'Teenagers' (My Chemical Romance)
7. 'The Power of Love' (featuring Hugh Salk)
8. 'Nothing Else Matters' (Metallica)
9. 'Sail' (AWOL Nation)
10. 'I Try Is Cool And All But…' (skit featuring Nicole Scherzinger)
11. 'Maps' (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
12. 'Love Lockdown'/'Buck' (Kanye West/Nina Simone)
13. 'Mel Rap' (featuring Mel Hinds)
14. 'Bubbly' (featuring Idris Elba) (Colbie Caillat)
15. 'Wake Up' (Arcade Fire)
16. 'Really?' (skit featuring MC Lyte)
Watch the music video for Macy Gray's hit 'I Try' below:
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