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Sixth studio album
Studio album by Nelly
Released	June 29, 2010 (2010-06-29)
Recorded	2009; Las Vegas[1] 2010; New York[2]
Genre	Hip hop, R&B, Pop
Label	Derrty, Universal
Producer	Nelly (exec.) Polow da Don, Basement Beats, Blade, Akon, The Neptunes, Don Vito, J. R. Rotem, Scott Storch, Jermaine Dupri, Jim Jonsin, Play-N-Skillz, Rico Love
Nelly chronology
The Best of Nelly (2009) TBA (2010) Singles from TBA "TBA" Released: 2010 Singles from TBA (Promo) "1000 Stacks" Released: July 17, 2009

The yet-to-be titled sixth studio album by American rapper Nelly and is set to be released June 29, 2010.

Background

It will feature the return of his St. Louis rap group, the St. Lunatics. Nelly has worked with a number of artists on this new album, including: Diddy, Akon, Plies, Sean Paul, T.I., St. Lunatics, Kelly Rowland, Janet Jackson, Usher, Young Jeezy, Taraji Hensonand many more^{[3][4] [5][6]}

The album features production from Polow da Don, Basement Beats, Blade, Akon, The Neptunes, Don Vito, J. R. Rotem, Scott Storch, Jermaine Dupri, Jim Jonsin, Play-N-Skillz & Rico Love are among producers working on the album.^[7]

Album Cover

Nelly has collaborated with Ford’s design team and DUB’s customization team to make his very own Ford Mustang 5.0 which will appear on the front cover of his album's artwork.^[8]

Singles

Promo Singles

• "1000 Stacks" featuring Diddy and The Notorious B.I.G. was the first promotional single. It was released on internet July 17, 2009 and heavily samples the song "Everyday Struggle" by The Notorious B.I.G..

Confirmed tracks

• "1000 Stacks" (featuring Diddy and The Notorious B.I.G.; produced by Blade) — 4:15 ^[9]
• "Gone (Dilemma Pt. 2)" (featuring Kelly Rowland; produced by Jim Jonsin; written by Rico Love)^[10][11][12]
• "Angel Eyes" (featuring Akon; produced by Play-N-Skillz) — 4:32 ^[13][14]
• "Long Gone" (produced by J. R. Rotem)^[15]
• "Untitled" (featuring Taraji P. Henson; produced by Jermaine Dupri) ^[16][17]

References