Neath singer Katherine Jenkins has asked her fans not to buy One Fine Day, a forthcoming compilation of her earlier work.
Cover artwork for Katherine Jenkins' One Fine Day
"Just heard that Universal @DeccaRecords are putting out YET ANOTHER compilation album of my music called One Fine Day. Considering that I haven't recorded 4 them since 2008, there is NO new music & it's stuff u already have. Don't want u 2 feel conned. Pls RT #DontBuyOneFineDay"
One Fine Day is due for release through Decca on 10 October, while Daydream is out on Warner Brothers on the same day.
Cover artwork for Katherine Jenkins' Daydream
Decca is part of Universal, whom she left in 2008 to join Warners in a £5.8million. Speaking to the Western Mail, a Decca spokesman said: "Decca is delighted to be releasing a new collection of favourite Katherine Jenkins songs this autumn, coupled with a special bonus DVD, to celebrate her extraordinary ongoing career and artistic progression."
Three compilations of Jenkins' music have previously been released. From The Heart was issued by Polydor only in China in 2007. It was followed two years later by The Ultimate Collection (Decca), and in 2011 by Sweetest Love (Universal).
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