Alanis Morissette is ready for a comeback. The singer has been recording an album that will be ready for release in Spring 2008. Morissette pursued producer Guy Sigsworth (who has produced "experimental pop" for Bjork and Madonna) after hearing a song he recorded with his own band, Frou Frou. The song was "Let Go" and Morissette claims she listened to it repeatedly, then called Sigsworth up herself. According to Billboard:

The Canada native envisioned an album that pulled in her various musical interests, "a combination of everything" from organic instruments to hip-hop beats. Plus, "it's the first time since I was 16 I've had a boy back-up sing on one of my album. I'm finally giving them a chance," she laughs.

Billboard also described the forthcoming album at length, reporting that Morissette hopes to choose the best 11 songs for inclusion over the next few weeks. They also reported:

Thematically, the album explores Morissette's personal struggles over the last few years and the more political struggles in the world over. "Really, in the end, the personal struggles are political. Our emotions align themselves with larger symptomatic things in the world," Morissette explains. "We face a large war out there, but [the album] more closely reflects the war in peoples' living rooms... the icy silence at home, versus the big cold war."

Alanis Morissette may reveal some of the new tracks on the road in January with matchbox twenty. See Billboard for more details.http://www.alanis.com/Morissette made waves recently with her ridiculously funny parody of Fergie's "My Humps" video:Alanis M - "My Humps":