New Aaliyah Album In the Pipes, Missy 'n' Timbaland Producing

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Blackground Records has confirmed that they plan to release a new Aaliyah album and Missy Elliott and Timbaland will be helping to produce the project. for more of this story and what Aaliyah`s family thinks of the new project, read the original post here

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