The long-awaited album of the pop star Britney Spears will be released earlier then previously announced.  

The Spears’ comeback album was scheduled for release in November 13, but after some tracks leaked online Jive Records, Spears’ label, decided to move the release date to October 30th.

With this move Jive Recored is trying to prevent further unauthorized leaks and to avoid illegal distribution of songs.

The last Britney Spears studio album (the fourth in her career), called “In The Zone”, was released in 2003 and it was an instant hit thanks to tracks like “Toxic” and “Everytime”.

After “In The Zone”, the pop diva released a greatest hits album in 2004, entitled “Greatest Hits:My Prerogative” which included  three new songs.

Britney’s debut album “Oops…I Did Again” with the hit single “…Baby One More Time” has sold 10 million copies in US alone.

As about Spears’ latest musical effort, “Blackout”, no official track list was released, but is known it will include songs like “Heaven On Earth”, “Radar” and the single “Gimme More”.

Despite Britney’s poor performance at this year VMAs, “Gimme More” has reached the third place in Billboard Hot 100 and sold 179,000 downloads. The music video of “Gimme More” was premiered last Friday on US iTunes store.