Columbia Records and Nickelodeon just announced they’ll be releasing the iCARLY – iSoundtrack II – Music From And Inspired By The Hit TV Show on January 24, 2012. The upcoming release features music from Miranda Cosgrove as well as iCarly-inspired tracks by Katy Perry, Ke$ha and Taio Cruz.
Dr. Luke (P!nk, Avril Lavigne) and Miranda Cosgrove executive produced the album which will feature two new, original Miranda Cosgrove songs, “Million Dollars” and “All Kinds Of Wrong,” written by Max Martin (Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys).
iCARLY – iSoundtrack II – Music From And Inspired By The Hit TV Show Track List:
1. “Dancing Crazy” – Miranda Cosgrove
2. “Million Dollars” – Miranda Cosgrove
3. “Coming Home” – iCarly Cast
4. “Generation Love” – Jennette McCurdy
5. “Dynamite” (Radio Edit) – Taio Cruz
6. “All Kinds Of Wrong” – Miranda Cosgrove
7. “That’s Not My Name” – The Ting Tings
8. “Hot N Cold” – Katy Perry
9. “Blow” – Ke$ha
10. “Shakespeare” (Acoustic Mix) – Miranda Cosgrove
11. “I Will” – Leona Lewis
12. “I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You” (Album Version) – Black Kids
13. “Leave It All To Me” (Theme from iCarly) – Miranda Cosgrove featuring Drake Bell
More on iCarly [Courtesy of Columbia Records/Nickelodeon]:
iCarly ranks as Nickelodeon’s number-one show with K6-11 and T9-14. Currently in season four of the series, the network will premiere the following brand-new episodes next week:
— “iBloop 2: Electric Bloopaloo” — Wednesday, Dec. 28 at 7 p.m. (ET/PT):
Christopher Cane, the actor who plays Rex on Victorious, talks to the iCarly gang about their acting and bloopers.
— “iStill Psycho” — Saturday, Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. (ET/PT):
Nickelodeon celebrates New Year’s Eve with a special hour-long episode. After receiving word that Nora Dershlit is going to be released from jail, the iCarly kids set out to try and keep their old captor behind bars. Things take a turn for the worse after Nora and her parents capture the gang. Freddie finds a way to get a message to his mother, but will Mrs. Benson be able to come to their rescue before it’s too late?
Source: Columbia Records/Nickelodeon – December 20, 2011
