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New dad Nick Lachey to release a lullaby album

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New dad Nick Lachey to release a lullaby albumThis publicity photo provided by Fisher-Price shows multi-platinum recording artist and new father, Nick Lachey's album cover for "A Father's Lullaby." Lachey's first-ever lullaby album inspired by his son, Camden, releases in March in partnership with Fisher-Price, Inc., a subsidiary of Mattel, and Mood Entertainment. Lachey and wife, Vanessa, welcomed their son in Sept. 2012. (AP Photo/Fisher-Price, Austin Hargrave)(Credit: AP)

NEW YORK (AP) — First-time dad Nick Lachey knows all about rocking a baby to sleep. Now he wants to help other kids get their rest.

His new album, “A Father’s Lullaby,” will be released in a few weeks. It features 12 songs, including classics like “You Are My Sunshine” and “Brahms Lullaby.” The album also features four original tracks that Lachey co-wrote, inspired by his own baby.

The 39-year-old singer and his wife, TV personality Vanessa Lachey, welcomed their son, Camden, last September.

“A Father’s Lullaby” will be available on iTunes and Amazon on March 13. It will be in stores in April.

Lachey will release a new album, “2.0,” in May with his group, 98 Degrees.

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“A Father’s Lullaby” is a partnership with Fisher-Price Inc., a subsidiary of Mattel and Mood Entertainment.

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http://www.nicklachey.com

http://www.fisher-price.com

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