Jason Derulo’s Future History Album Cover

Jason Derulo has released the album cover for his sophomore effort. Future History is due out on Sept 27th and the first single Don't Wanna Go Home, is already a bonafide hit. Channeling Michael Jackson on the album's cover, the pop star is readying the second single, It Girl, set to drop on August 3rd.

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Jason Derulo has released the album cover for his sophomore effort. Future History is due out on Sept 27th and the first single Don’t Wanna Go Home, is already a bonafide hit. Channeling Michael Jackson on the album’s cover, the pop star is readying the second single, It Girl, set to drop on August 3rd.

“The new album is a bunch of reinventions,” Jason told Rap-Up TV. “I’ve experienced so much in these last two years. When I recorded my first record I was 19 years old and now I’m 21. This record is completely different from the last.”

Admittedly, I’m a fan of Jason Derulo. He has a ton of talent and I was very impressed with his debut album. Don’t Wanna Go Home is currently tearing up the charts and deservedly so, it’s a great song. The only forseeable problem I see for Future History is its release date. On Sept 27th, Derulo will face competition from J. Cole’s debut Cole World: The Sideline Story as well as new releases from Jane’s Addiction and LeAnn Rimes.

Where will your money go on Sept 27th?


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