Tamia is headed to the studio next week with the Runners & Claude Kelly. Check out her tweets:

Earlier Today Tamia tweeted:

Check out what Tamia posted on her Twitter a few hours ago.

It’s a project that myself, Tamia and Kelly Price have put together. We’ve recorded some songs and have decided to do an album, and it’s really an empowering women’s project. We sing songs that deal with different types of issues. Our main focus is women because we’re moms and we’re in an industry that tells you that if you’re a mother or working mother, you ain’t cute enough, or sweet enough, or look good enough to be in this business. We’re here to say, hey, you can still be a mommy and still have values and still raise your kids and still be a working mom; whether you’re in the music business or not. We decided to come together and spread that message and remind women they were born queens.

Also please be aware that the Queen Project has NOT been canceled. Deborah also said in an interview last month that they would be coming out soon. You can watch the short interview here. From what I can piece together from various interviews of Deborah’s and Tamia’s as well as Tamia’s tweets: The Queen Project will release a single, then an album. While they are on tour they will be performing as the Queen Project AND performing solo sets with old and NEW material. At the end of the tour they will each (or at least Tamia will) branch out on their own and release their own SOLO albums while still caring the message of the Queen Project.

Tamia, if/when you read this, please correct me if I am wrong.

Read what Tamia wrote on her Twitter page a few minutes ago!!!

Sidenote: The Queen Project were not on the final list of performers for BET’s Celebration of Gospel.

Saturday, February 6, Russell Simmons & Dr. Ben Chavis will host the annual Hip Hop Summit. Sean Kingston will celebrate his birthday on the beach hosted by Roxy & Terrance of 106 N Park with several live surprise performances. The not-for profit organization Starlent will be hosting a talent showcase for up-and-coming artists. Later in the evening Musiq Soulchild, Tamia, Debra Cox, and Kelly Price of the Queens Project will host an indoor concert at Jungle Island and later that evening Common will host a star-studded beach concert and after party with friends, Cool & Dre, MC Lyte, and Biz Markie.

Anguilla News:

Also on the bill for the Jamaica 2010 jazz and blues festival will be Billy Ocean, Joe Roy Jackson, Kelly Price, Tamia, Deborah Cox, Hall and Oats, Jon Secada, Monty Alexander, Roy Ayers, Third World, BMarion Hall, and the Max Klezmer Band, a polish Jazz band which the Government of Poland has kindly arranged for the event.

The event is from January 24-30, 2010. Wow! They are going to be EVERYWHERE with this project!!!