Today was the official meeting in which all media outlets were invited for press-release on May 1, 2010 and let's just say a lot of fans may be surprised to hear that new album that was originally planned early this fall will not be released. At last minute, Stephanie Fierce has decided to not start production with the new album in July 2010 like originally planned. According to Stephanie Fierce’s manager Robert Stephanie had already written most of the songs but decided to take more for writing and for the production.

Here’s Stephanie Fierce’s statement at the meeting:
"I really want to take my time with the new album because the concept is really amazing! I’m talking epic and I’m sort of sad that fans have to wait longer for it. I know it is very disappointing to hear, but I want to make sure the overall production for the new album is perfect. I can already see the challenge of this album and that's to not let the concept dominate the sound. I can't lie, it's frustrating thinking about it. But this is what i love about making music, all the challenges and risks I have to take.

With all these new plans taking effect, production will most likely take 6 months and not the 2 months it was originally planned to finish.

So, since I start production in July, the album will have to be slated for a 2011 release. And the wait will be worth it, TRUST ME. However if you're taking this to the gut, there is a little bit of good news. Since I feel like my last album was great but very underrated, so it is going to be re-released this August or September (OOC: Not in-game). And I think the reason it was underrated because it was not Pop friendly like my previous records. I also really want to support the sound I was going for, so that‘s the reason for the re-release. And the other good news is that all money made will be donated to a charity foundation I will start this late summer. So it’s going to do nothing but good."

Robert (Steph's manager) spoke about her decision to us:
"I think it’s okay and great that Stephanie is taking her time with the new album. From what I’ve seen it’s going to be her best work to date and I understand when she means the sound needs to be perfect. I think also her fans and people in general need to understand that when it comes to making music, there is no need to rush."