Despite of the lawsuit scandal cornering around the singer, it was revealed that the R&B sensation Usher would be working on a new album with producer Jermaine Dupri.
In a photo posted by Dupri on his Instagram account, the music producer was seen leaping in the air while Usher sat on the couch happily smiling for the snap.
The "Yeah!" hit-maker joined the music producer at a recording studio in Hallandale Beach, Florida.
The pair was joined by song writer Bryan-Michael Cox.
Usher and Dupri have previously created two of his biggest hits, 'Confessions Part 1'and '2'.
It should be noted that, in July, Usher reportedly paid a woman 1.1 million USD in 2012 to settle a lawsuit after she claimed to have contracted herpes from him, three more individuals - two women and a man - sued the singer, alleging he failed to warn them of his STD diagnosis.
Usher has however not commented on any of the allegation.
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