Ashlee Simpson - Bittersweet World
 Ashlee Simpson is back – and 2008 is going to be her year! The first single from the album – ‘Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya)’ is already a big international hit.
The album ‘Bittersweet World’ was the result of some one on one time in the studio with hitmaker Timbaland. The album is jam-packed with catchy, hooky electro pop. Kenna and The Neptunes also sat in the producers chair, and some co-writing comes from Pete Wentz from Fall Out Boy and the Plain White T’s. The second single will be the powerful ‘Little Miss Obsessive’.
Ashlee Simpson - Bittersweet World
Tracklisting:
Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya)
Boys
Rule Breaker
No Time For Tears
Little Miss Obsessive
Ragdoll
Bittersweet World
What I’ve Become
Hot Stuff
Murder
Never Dream Alone
Invisible
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