Foxy Brown announced yesterday that her fourth solo album, Black Roses, will be released on July 26, 2005. During the interview with New York City radio personality Angie Martinez, Foxy and Jay-Z discussed the upcoming album and debuted its first single, "Come Fly With Me." Foxy briefly addressed her ongoing trial and last month's altercation with Jacki-O, but focused mainly on her relationship with Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella Records. In regard to her new album, Foxy mentioned that Black Roses would include collaborations with both her "favorite female rapper" and Mary J. Blige, but she wouldn't give any further details. Acclaimed director Hype Williams is set to helm the video for "Come Fly With Me." In other news, Foxy (pictured below) attended a press conference on Monday, May 10 to lend her support to the Million More March. Foxy joined Louis Farrakhan, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and other black leaders and celebrities at New York City's Sheraton Hotel to announce plans for the national gathering, which will commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Million Man March this fall.
