N-Dubz record song with Take That's Gary Barlow

N-Dubz have recorded a new song with Take That's Gary Barlow, bandmember Fazer has revealed.
The rapper/producer told BBC Newsbeat that the Take That man entered the studio with them recently for a project he jokingly decribed as "Take Braaaap".
Fazer explained: ""We've done a big tune with Gary Barlow. We're not narrow-minded, we can make big tunes, and we can make massive hooks, big concepts, that's why we've got Gary Barlow in.
"It ain't Take That, it's Take Braaaap. Legend. He came in the studio and it was great – he had time for the underdogs and he came and wrote a smashing hook."
Although Fazer didn't say when the song would be released, he went on to reveal that the band were set for another pop collaboration soon – with Kylie Minogue. "Something will actually come out of this," he said. "The negotiations are almost done and there should be a track with Kylie and N-Dubz and it'll be a smash."
N-Dubz won two MOBO Awards earlier this week in Glasgow.

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Take That star Gary Barlow's dad dies

Singer rushes to be with his family
Gary Barlow pulled out of a TV appearance today after the sudden death of his dad.
The Take That singer rushed home to be with his family in Cheshire after receiving the news.
Gary's publicist confirmed his father Colin had passed away.
It's reported he may have died from a heart attack.
‘Gary is not yet sure what happened,' a pal tells The Sun. 'He just wants to get home to his family and be with them.
Gary, 38, had been due to appear in London to announce details of a BBC Children In Need gig.

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Paul McCartney, Muse, Dizzee Rascal for Gary Barlow-organised Children In Need gig

Paul McCartney will headline a gig at London's Royal Albert Hall in aid of Children In Need this November.
Muse, Lily Allen, Dizzee Rascal, Snow Patrol, Leona Lewis and Shirley Bassey are also on the bill for the November 12 show, which has been organised by Take That's Gary Barlow
Speaking at the launch of the gig, Children In Need presenter Terry Wogan said the gig will help to make 2009 "a really special year for Children In Need", reports BBC News.
Tickets for the gig will be allocated by ballot, with fans able to buy a maximum of two per person. Registration is open now at Seetickets.com/childreninneed/, and runs until noon (BST) on October 20. Fans who register their details will be notified if they have been successful by email.
The show is also set to be broadcast on BBC1 the weekend before Children In Need, which takes place on November 20.
To check the availability of Children In Need tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.

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Gary Barlow: 'I love Robbie's album'

Gary Barlow has revealed that he loves his former bandmate Robbie Williams's comeback album Reality Killed The Video Star.
The Take That songwriter also told GMTV that he had spent time with Williams watching his group's own recent tour DVD.
Barlow said: "I said, 'Rob do you fancy having a listen?' I was up at his house one night having some sushi with him [and] I said 'Shall we have a watch?'.
"I said to him, 'Listen, flick through the bits you don't want to watch', but we watched the whole thing and he loved it. And it was so nice to see him enjoying what we're doing."
He added: "I think one of the things that Rob always says is that because it is him on his own, the whole weight of the show and being a performer is on his shoulder - all eyes are on him.
"I must say, being part of a band, the responsibility is shared. And yeah I think he looks at that and probably would like it to be like that for him too. Yeah, it's hard."
Of Williams's comeback album, Barlow said: "Brilliant, loved it, I knew I would."
He confirmed that Take That plan to work with Williams at some point in the future and that the group are "all eager to write again and get back to it as quickly as possible".
Barlow appears on GMTV this Friday, October 30 from 7am on ITV1.

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