N-Dubz back in studio recording long-awaited new album – Fakazakamp

N-Dubz have been recording their long-awaited comeback album.

The ‘Charmer’ group – comprising Dappy, Fazer and Tulisa – had been reported earlier this 12 months to have signed a two-album deal after getting again collectively final 12 months and now Tulisa has confirmed that work is properly underway on the follow-up to their 2010 report ‘Love Stay Life’.

She shared studio footage on Instagram and captioned the clip: “Come take a bit tour of the N-Dubz residential recording studio throughout down time after the freestyle shoot.

“We simply spent 5 weeks right here ending recording the brand new N-Dubz album. T’was an expertise, what a visit! Good instances!(sic)”

It was revealed in January the trio had inked a “huge” cope with EMI following the success of their comeback tour final 12 months.

A supply beforehand stated: “The deal is very large for N-Dubz and their followers.

“For years it seemed like they had been by no means going to reunite however after the success of their tour, they discovered themselves with a number of presents on the desk.

“They’re now signed to EMI for 2 new albums and are recording at Grouse Lodge Residential Recording Studios in Eire – an hour outdoors of Dublin.

“When it comes to when followers will get to listen to the songs all the pieces remains to be up within the air however hopefully by the point their summer time exhibits kick off a minimum of a few tracks can have been launched.

The reunited trio have a sequence of concert events deliberate for 2023, together with a slot on the Isle of Wight Competition.

As well as, on July 7, the band will likely be enjoying at Brighton Valley Live performance Collection, with a gig at Margate Summer time Collection the next day.

They’re going to be in Scarborough on July 20, adopted by dates at Gunnersbury Park, London (August 11), and The Bay Collection, Cardiff (September 8).

As a part of the summer time tour, the band additionally introduced exhibits on the QEII Area in Telford (July 9), Sunderland’s Ferrington Nation Park (July 21) and Stadium CSM at Colywyn Bay (July 22).