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Janet Jackson re-emerges with ‘No Sleeep’

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Ms Janet Jackson is restless to make a comeback after almost seven years with her latest single, ‘No Sleeep’. The multi-platinum selling songstress is releasing the single through her very own label, Rhythm Nation, in conjunction with label BMG.

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‘No Sleeep’ was produced by Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam, who have been collaborating with Jackson since the 80’s. Lewis and Jam produced a number of Janet’s hits, including ‘That’s The Way Love Goes’ and ‘Together Again’.

Jackson has announced a complementary tour for her yet-to-be-named upcoming album, though there is no word yet as to whether the tour will reach Australia and New Zealand.

Check out a sneak peek of ‘No Sleeep’ here

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