1. "Just Like Me" (featuring T.I.) 3:26
2.    "I Don't Need It"    3:58
3.    "Number One (Let's Get Dumb)" (featuring Lil Wayne)    5:02
4.    "Digital Girl" (featuring The-Dream)    3:22
5.    "Blame it (On The Alcohol)"(featuring T-Pain)    4:50
6.    "She Got Her Own" (featuring Ne-Yo & Fabolous)    5:33
7.    "Intuition Interlude"    1:46
8.    "I Don't Know"    3:22
9.    "Weekend Lover" (featuring Ludacris)    4:13
10.    "Why"    4:53
11.    "Freak'in Me" (featuring Marsha Ambrosius)    3:46
12.    "Slow" (featuring 50 Cent)    5:42
13.    "Rainman"    3:55
14.    "Overdose"    4:05
15.    "Love Brings Change"    4:06
16.    "Nothin' From Ya (featuring Young Jeezy)    3:42
17.    "On The Piano"    4:55
18.    "Baby Baby Damn"    4:12
19.    "Get Outta Here"    4:06
20.    "Turn This TV Off (featuring Twista)    5:00
21.    "Bitch I"

Jamie Foxx - Intuition

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Academy Award winner actor and Grammy nominated songster Jamie Foxx will release his J Records sophomore album Intuition on December 16. The first single, “Just Like Me” featuring T.I., will impact multiple radio formats on November 10 and will be available via all digital music providers on November 11.

“Just Like Me” was co-written and co-produced by The Dream and Christopher “Tricky” Stewart, the same duo responsible for such hit songs as Rihanna’s “Umbrella,” Mary J. Blige’s “Just Fine,” and Beyonce’s latest hit “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on it).”

The follow-up to his RIAA-certified double platinum release Unpredictable, Intuition is slated to feature additional production by Timbaland, Ne-Yo, Sean Garrett, Salaam Remi, Carlos McKinney and more.

On December 16, 2005, Foxx released his J Records debut album Unpredictable, which entered at No. 2 on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums and Current R&B Albums charts. Sparked by the success of the album’s title track, Unpredictable sold 597,554 units in its first week of release and positioned Foxx among the ranks of 50 Cent, Coldplay, Kanye West and Mary J. Blige as one of the highest selling debuts of 2005.

After the second week of release, Unpredictable jumped to No. 1 on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums and Current R&B Albums charts and earned Foxx the distinguished honor of being the first artist of 2006 to claim the top spot on both charts. Unpredictable remained No. 1 on the aforementioned charts for three and four weeks, respectively, and sold over one million units in four weeks.

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