From the NY Post
Having grown tired perhaps of merely battling over models, the city's top agencies are now preparing to go to war on another front: music.
Both Elite and ID are set to launch their own CDs this season, featuring a customized compilation of tracks to be sold in record stores around the world.

Elite's disc, titled "Elite Model's Attitude" and launched last night with a bash at Estate, was produced in conjunction with Pschent Records and Ronnie Kosa and mixed by someone called DJ Felix.

ID's platter, "Fashion Lounge," is being distributed by Universal Records and features an exclusive track by Norah Jones, Ravi Shankar's daughter, who was recently featured on the cover of Vanity Fair's music issue.

"Elite is trying to put out a CD that won't be half as good, [or] have even a tenth of the promotional budget. We will blow them out of the water with the first Norah Jones dance track ever," boasts ID's lawyer, Ray Dowd, who's itching for a fight.