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"Aaliyah&amp;#039;s former producer has hinted that an album of unreleased material is in the works. The &amp;#039;More Than a Woman&amp;#039; singer - who died in a plane crash aged 22 in 2001 - worked with producer Jeffery &amp;quot;J. Dub&amp;quot; Walker on the tracks &amp;#039;I Refuse&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;What If&amp;#039; on her final self-titled studio album. Walker revealed that a posthumous release may be unveiled in the near future, before his tweet was later taken down. &amp;quot;Just got great news today; the smash unreleased song called &amp;#039;Steady Ground&amp;#039; I produced on #Aaliyah is gonna be on her upcoming album,&amp;quot; he explained. Walker had previously said that &amp;#039;Steady Ground&amp;#039; was intended for 2001&amp;#039;s Aaliyah, but suffered technical issues. &amp;quot;It was really the first single after &amp;#039;Rock the Boat&amp;#039;, but my engineer was mixing the record and somehow lost the vocals,&amp;quot; he told You Know I Got Soul. &amp;quot;So the vocals that you hear are really just the demo vocals. The final vocals got erased, so yeah. So that&amp;#039;s why it didn&amp;#039;t make the album.&amp;quot; Aaliyah&amp;#039;s final album was released a month before her death in 2001. A compilation album titled I Care For You containing some new tracks was released in 2002. A ten-year anniversary documentary titled Aaliyah: One in a Million aired in August. Watch the video for Aaliyah&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Try Again&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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