Ginuwine Inks New Deal, Says Collabo Project With Tyrese And Tank Is Caput

Singer Ginuwine has recently signed a new deal, and is in the process
of working on his first new album since 2005's Back II Da Basics.

According to SingersRoom.com, the singer has signed with Notifi
Records, and is back in the studio hard at work on his sixth studio
album, which he hopes will drop early next year.

"Notifi is giving me the support and creative freedom to record the sounds I think best represent me," said Ginuwine.

In addition to news of a new deal, Ginuwine also revealed that the
highly anticipated group project with Tank and Tyrese, called TGT, that
the three singers announced last year has been shelved.

While he said the three did record music together, the results will not
hit the market as an official album, and will instead appear on each of
their respective albums.

"Due to label and legal issues, we will not be able to release an
official TGT album. However, we did make some amazing music which will
appear on each of our respective albums," he told SingersRoom.

As far as where he's been the last for years, he's been touring, and
working on other projects, including a stint in Je'Caryous Johnson's
popular stage play "Men, Money and Golddiggers."

Ginuwine explained that he was weighing his options as of late, and didn't wanna rush into anything he didn't fully believe in.

"I have been touring and working on various projects the last couple of
years and pondering what I wanted my next moves to be," said the
singer. "I didn't want to rush into just doing what a label told me to
do but rather take time to be creative and find music and projects that
I have creative control over."