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Follow Lolene to a glamorous evening at the NewNowNext awards in a brand new episode of Lolene TV.  The British pop star walks the red carpet and checks in backstage before presenting an award.  Lolene even gets some career advice from Paula Abdul, one of her favorite artists.

Lolene’s debut album, The Electrick Hotel, is due out in October.

Check out the official making of Lolene’s video for “Rich (Fake it Til You Make It)!” The full video is set to premiere on LOGO TV’s NewNowNext PopLab tonight at 7PM EST, but in the meantime go behind the scenes with Lolene on the set for a sneak peek with choreographer Troy Kirby and director Justin Harder. Learn about the meaning of the song according to Lolene and the supermarket theme of the video filled with glitter, dreams and love.

Here’s part two of Lolene’s making of her video for “Rich”.

Hang out with Lolene at Smashbox Studios during the planning stages of the music video shoot for her single, “Rich (Fake it Til You Make It).” Find out about Lolene’s love for owls and meet the director, Justin Harder in the new clip.

Here’s the official track listing for Lolene’s debut album “The Electrick Hotel”.

The Electrick Hotel Track Listing:
1. Intro
2. Sexy People
3. Rich (Fake It Til You Make It)
4. Lionheart
5. Ordinary Girl
6. Under the Bus
7. Interlude
8. Carousel
9. Radio
10. Die Without Love
11. For the Record
12. Bang Bang
13. Limousine
14. F*cked Up
15. Beautiful Disaster

The “Rich (Fake It Til You Make It)” singer Lolene lets us here a little bit of her album in this trailer.

I’m not gon’ lie: this is garbage. I really liked “Rich” as it is very catchy and the other presented songs don’t sound THAT bad at all but I felt like watching a youtube video of some random girl trying to be Lady Gaga. Or is it Lolene’s way of “faking it til she makes it”? I don’t know. We’ll see what her album brings.

The 24-year-old Lolene has just unveiled the first official single from her forthcoming debut produced by The Messengers (Justin Bieber, Chris Brown). “Rich (Fake it Til You Make It)” embodies Lolene’s brand of “awkward pop” which she describes as “Joan Collins in Dynasty, Studio 54, white jump-suits, and disco balls.” Still not sure exactly what that means? Listen to the track to find out! The music video will be filmed next month, and Lolene is looking for a special guest to join in on the fun. Fans can now enter a contest on DanceJam.com to win a trip to Los Angeles and a guest spot in the video.