If you were holding your breath waiting for another PANIC! album, you're probably dead already. But you can stop now. Practically every member of the band has some sort of non-PANIC! project going on. Ryan Ross Hernandez has a solo career. Gabriel Hunter has Breaking Dawn at Sunset. The Fallon brothers and Nick Asher has a yet to be titled band.

And now the big one: Frontwoman, lead vocalist Ashley Perry has recorded a solo album.

Ashley Perry is wrapping up work on her debut solo recording scheduled for release this December.

The ten songs were written and recorded over the last 12 months with studio work completed in Los Angeles, New York City and Tennessee. The project was produced by Ryan Ross Hernandez.

The album, entitled Songs Meet Heartbeats, features all new material written by Perry. Track titles include: "Are You Happy or Married?," "The Mess I Made" and "My Temporary Home Isn't a Home".

Perry, a founding member of award-winning American rock band, PANIC!, plans to announce a special series of U.S. dates shortly to be followed by a solo tour later in early 2010.

Currently, Perry is unsigned but has stated that with or without a label's support she will release her album before year's end.

Edited by user 05 December 2009 12:24:13(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Stephanie Fierce: Um I don't consider myself mainstream, at least n America I don't. My albums have not reached number 1 in there, and many of my songs especially from my recent album were banned from the radios around the world. Which is the one of the reasons none of the singles reached #1. But even though they don't reach #1 my albums sell a lot because my fans are loyal. Anyway, how can you portray my stuff as heartless, when I write every single song from the heart. Not to be conceded but Stephanie Fierce and Madison O'Leary should not be mentioned in the same sentence, since I write my own music and she's a very different "artist". Which is also a reason I dropped her from my Vol. 2 album. Its just not her, because I have a different vision than what her writers do. Her fans would call her fake for doing that record.

How would you feel Ryan, if I said this is not your typical Ashley Perry who writes her own music. Its very disrespectful in my opinion.

Edited by user 06 December 2009 15:28:45(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Stephanie Fierce: Actually that's where you are incorrect I wrote every single song off the Vol. 1 album without anyone's help and "Sweaty Nights" and "Love Feels Like Grenades" are the only songs you'll considered "mainstream" or "Dance Songs". Other than those songs the others are very different and none of them really have a "formula" to them. Take "Sin City", "Pop Sinner" & "Lips That Burned Me"(The Most Underrated Song on The Album) as an example. Those songs aren't dance songs. They aren't catchy, they are more like Shakira's "Poem To A Horse". Radios have banned them because they are considered "Explicit" due to my complete honesty on them. I didn't hold back for the songs. Which is why I feel my album won "Best Album" at the birdies. I evolved lyrically and musically. And my final statement towards Ashely (who by the way I like the most) was more sarcastic and to help you realize that what you said about me was offensive. The whole point of me responding was because you offended me by stereotype my music (I'm guessing because of my first album, which if you know the story of, you'll know it was completely rushed). The whole concept of my second album was to balance my real life and a dream. And in order to have that I cannot have something that is written by someone else. I had to write it! I had to put my heart and soul into this album. I guess you can consider me "Mainstream" because how well my singles and albums sell and chart. But if I'm mainstream that makes you and Ashley Perry more mainstream than me and Madison O"Leary combined.

Edited by user 07 December 2009 04:48:42(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

"Well, on behalf of Ryan, I would like to apologize for anyone that was offended by the remarks Ryan made. I've known him for seven years now and I know how can get, but like my bandmates in PANIC!, we are already use to it. Ryan is the greatest friend you could have but he can get overboard with helping someone he cares about. He isn't this egotistical a-hole, that the media portrays him to be, he can just get a little overconfident with something he believes in.

Thanks to anyone that is still excited to hear my music. It means a lot."

--.` Ashley Perry.

"I'm not going to apologize, that's for sure. I'm still standing by what I said. I'm going to farther defend my comments, I'm just going to let her music speak for itself."

--.` Ryan Ross Hernandez.