be a song titled "Next Time". The single was released on 16 June 2010 in Europe. The complete album was released on 25 August 2010. It sold 3,000 copies in its first week of release, ranking number thirty-six on Oricon's Weekly Albums Chart. The album was less successful than her previous album "The Chronicles of TK". On June 16, 2010 during a live interview with Large FM, Keli, along with her managers Lamar Chase and Tyrrell Bing of Tha CornaBoyz, premiered her second single, "The Right Way", which was written and produced by Tha CornaBoyz. She re-recorded the song with Japanese singer Jay'ed for the Japanese version of the album. There were two "first singles" released from this album; "Next Time" in Europe, and "The Right Way" in the United States. A video for the record "Love Hurts" featuring Coma Chi was shot in Yokohama, Japan. It was released in August. Her single "Love Hurts" with Japanese rapper Coma-Chi debuted at number one on her birthday in 2010, becoming her first number one single in Japan. The second single "The Right Way" was released worldwide the day before (27 July). Later, "The Right Way" was released in Japan as well and ranked number one on "Japan's Western RecoChoku Ringtone Charts". It became Keli's second number one single. Keli signed an endorsement deal with eyewear designer K.Michael and was one of the faces of the 2010 "Forever K. Michael" Designer Eye-ware Campaign, with other artists including Nappy Roots, Cupid, Donnie Klang, and dance crew Fanny Pak. She participated with the campaign in a multi-city tour in late 2010. The video for Keli's single "The Right Way" was shot in September 2010 in Japan. The music video premiered in January 2011. In August 2011, Keli recorded a track with singer-songwriter Atozzio called "Reasons", which appeared on his album "The Imprint". She is working with songwriter Atozzio on her third, upcoming album and who also worked with her on her second album "The 5th Element". In 2011 Keli ended her relationship with Eight72 Entertainment, ended her collaboration with The Cornaboyz, and fired her manager Tyrrell Bing. Later, Keli was dropped from Warner Japan, so she decided to take a break from the music business to focus on her personal life. She made no releases in 2012. 2013–2016: Independent career In February 2013 Keli began work on a new album. There is still no