Charlie Ward And Flo Rida Collaborate On New Hit Single (I Wanna After Dark)

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(1888PressRelease) November 06, 2010 - Charlie Ward introduces his new single, "I Wanna (After Dark)" featuring Flo Rida. The collaboration came about after the pop rapper, whose latest hit includes "Club Can't Handle Me," featuring David Guetta, heard Ward's original version playing on the radio. It has been released and is currently playing on Top 40 radio. "I Wanna (After Dark)" is the first single off of Charlie Ward's follow-up EP, scheduled to be released in January of 2011.

"I Wanna (After Dark)" is donned a feel-good record that is slated to be a club sensation. A music video for the song is set to be released in the next few weeks. Multi-platinum recording artist Flo Rida, who has had multiple hits throughout his career, is excited to have worked on this record and add this to his increasingly expanding list of number one songs.

Charlie Ward is thrilled that he was sought out by Flo Rida. "Fredro, international super producer from Sweden, did an amazing job creating this record and having Flo Rida be a part of it is an honor," says Ward. "I look forward to watching this collaboration grow." Click on link to download my new hit single "I wanna After Dark"
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Website: http://www.Charliewardmusic.com

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ABOUT:

Charlie Ward released his debut album Choke Chain in 2009. His first released single was Straight Up, a pop rock remake of the 80's hit recorded by Paula Abdul. The song received remarkable feedback from various cities across the nation, amply played in clubs and on radio stations across the country. I Wanna (After Dark) is the first single off of his follow-up EP, scheduled to be released in January of 2011. For more information, visit www.charlieward.com and follow him on Twitter, ( @ ) charliewardIV dot

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