Charlie Puth announces debut album "Nine Track Mind" | Inquirer Entertainment

Charlie Puth announces debut album “Nine Track Mind”

"See You Again" chart-topper unveils eagerly awaited debut album featuring brand new single "One Call Away"
07:09 PM October 07, 2015

Atlantic recording artist Charlie Puth has announced the release of his highly anticipated debut album. Nine Track Mind arrives everywhere November 6th.

Nine Track Mind is available now for pre-order at https://smarturl.it/NineTrackMind, with all orders accompanies by an instant grat download of Puth’s brand new single, “One Call Away.” The track is streaming now at https://youtu.be/GRy3e_VRYHo  and https://smarturl.it/OCAspotify; a companion video is now in production and will make its premiere in the coming weeks. In addition to “One Call Away,” fans will also get instant downloads of “Marvin Gaye,” featuring Meghan Trainor, “Some Type of Love” and “Suffer” when they pre-order the album starting today (see full track listing).

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Charlie Puth – who just wrapped his first U.S. tour – has fast become a worldwide star thanks to the international smash hit, “See You Again,” by Wiz Khalifa (feat. Charlie Puth). The 3x RIAA platinum certified track – featured on Atlantic Records’ Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, the official musical companion to Universal’s record-breaking action-thriller – has entered the history books as one of the decade’s biggest singles, topping Billboard’s “Hot 100” for a stunning 12 weeks.

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“See You Again” is already beginning to collect accolades early into awards season, including a pair of 2015 Teen Choice Awards (for “Choice Music: R&B/Hiphop Song” and “Choice Music: Song from Movie or TV Show”). The song’s companion video is also up for two 2015 MTV Video Music Awards: “Best Collaboration” and “Best Hiphop Video.” The 2015 MTV Video Music Awards airs live on MTV on August 31st.

Puth is also seeing success with his current hit single “Marvin Gaye” feat. Meghan Trainor, which is featured on Nine Track Mind and made its debut on Puth’s recently released Atlantic Records debut EP Some Type of Love, available now at all DSPs. “Marvin Gaye” recently debuted at No. 1 in the UK and Ireland and is climbing charts globally. The song is accompanied by a fun and racy companion video, with more than 39 million views thus far at Puth’s popular Youtube channel. In addition, Puth and Trainor performed a knockout rendition of the song on the Today show.

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As if that weren’t enough, Puth recently teamed up with Lil Wayne for “Nothing But Trouble,” the blockbuster new single from Big Beat Records’ hugely anticipated soundtrack for 808, the landmark documentary chronicling the incredible story of the influential Roland TR-808 drum machine. The track is available now at all DSPs and the lyric video can be viewed at https://youtu.be/ToqKv5go_WQ. Additionally, a companion video for “Nothing But Trouble” is currently in production and will be released soon.

A Berklee College of Music graduate, Puth has found himself among modern pop’s most in-demand co-writers and producers – recent credits include two tracks on Jason Derulo’s acclaimed new album Everything is 4, the R&B chart-topping single “Slow Motion” by Atlantic’s own Trey Songz, and further collaborations with Fergie and many more not yet announced. ADVT. 

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