London Pop star Lady Gaga has decided to release an affordable version of her upcoming mini-album, keeping in mind her recession-hit fans.
The 23-year-old singer's
debut disc 'The Fame' hit the top of the charts and she wants to show her gratitude to her loyal fan following by ensuring they can afford her eight-song follow-up, as reported.
Fans will have a choice between three different versions of 'The Fame Monster', including two deluxe discs with bonus tracks and a standard version with all of her new songs, priced at USD 9.99.
"We may have an economy, but music has no economy. I insist on honouring my fans with an affordable new album, an album that is as loyal to them, as they have been to me," said Gaga.
"In the midst of my creative journey composing The Fame Monster, there came an exciting revelation that this was in fact my sophomore album. It is a complete conceptual and musical
body of work that can stand on its own two feet," she added.
The 'Fame Monster' is set to hit stores in the US later this month.
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