After initially seeing her release date moved back from August to October, Eve is now looking at early 2008 release date for her latest album, Here I Am.
The record, which features guest spots from Pharrell, T.I., Sean Paul, Timbaland and Robin Thicke is Eve's first album since 2002's Eve-olution. The disc includes the single "Tamborine" which received a fair amount of both radio as well as video plays. A spokesperson for the Philly-bred rapper had no comment as to a possible explanation to why the album is once again being delayed.
"I wrote this album after a breakup," Eve said in a previous interview with Billboard. "So it's very 'Look who's single' and flirty. I wanted to make a happy, good summer album, that you can play when you're getting ready for the club ... Though a lot of my rhymes were entertainment [before], I was definitely much rowdier at that time. I've learned how to curb my temper."
Eve recently released the album's second single, "Give It To Me" featuring Sean Paul. Though having been given to radio outlets weeks ago, the song has yet to break into the singles charts.
Here I Am will be released via Geffen/Aftermath.