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For Britney Spears fans with good instincts and quick reflexes, Friday was a rewarding day. Spears’ new single, “Womanizer,” made its premature internet debut on Nashville radio station 107.5 The River’s website Friday, September 19th. The 37 second clip was removed after a request by Spears’ label but not before gossip bloggers and dedicated fans were able to post the staticky snippet to other sites.

The brief clip of “Womanizer” was recorded when a radio rep from The River previewed the single over the phone.

The song itself is a disco-influenced upbeat dance track in which Spears sings, as the title suggests, about the woes of being in love with a womanizer.

The single was originally set to release Monday, September 22nd but announcements have postponed the official debut. Anxious fans won’t have long to wait for a complete version that doesn’t sound like it was recorded using a 1890s phonograph. Producers say they only need a week to remix and edit the song.
The new album, entitled Circus, is set to release in its entirety December 2nd, Spears’ birthday.

In addition to Spears, the album also employs the talents of Keri Hilson, Sean Garrett, Rodney Jerkins, Guy Sigsworth, Lil Jon, Nate “Danjahandz” Hills, Bloodshy & Avant and Max Martin. Dr Luke wrote and produced the title track for the album.