The Boss Is Back: Diana Ross Is Releasing Her First New Album In 15 Years
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Listen to the legendary singer's new single, "Thank You," now.
Reminder: The music industry is still Diana Ross’ house, and she still lives here. The past 15 years have just been an extended vacation, OK? The legendary singer has announced the arrival of her 25th studio album, “Thank You” ― her first record since 2006′s “I Love You” and her first album of original material in 22 years. Recorded entirely during the COVID-19 lockdown, the 13-track album will be released on Sept. 10, but Ross has blessed us all with the upbeat and supremely joyful title track, which is now available for streaming.
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