“Maybe Tomorrow”: New David Foster-Produced Album from EMIN

International recording artist EMIN releases a brand-new album of his favourite songs, produced by 16-time Grammy-winning music legend David Foster. The album contains 12 tracks, arranged and produced by Foster, including duets between EMIN and artists Andrea Corr, Richard Marx, Sheila E, and Amanda Holden. Listen to the songs: https://slinky.to/MaybeTomorrow. 

The album features songs in multiple genres, from the indie rock title track “Maybe Tomorrow” by Stereophonics to the lilting Irish ballad “When You Were Sweet Sixteen,” performed as a duet with Andrea Corr. EMIN also joins multi-Grammy Award-winning singer Richard Marx for a duet of his global hit “Right Here Waiting.”

EMIN describes the album as a labour of love: “I am incredibly proud of this album, and each of the songs holds a special place in my heart. It is extra special because I was able to team up once again with the amazing talent that is David Foster.”

Included on the album are some of the world’s best-known love songs, like “Love Story,” the heartbreaking theme from the movie “Love Story.” The love continues on a cover of Perry Como’s classic “It’s Impossible,” as well as “A Song For You” and “I’ll Never Fall In Love Again.”

“This album contains some of my all-time favourite songs, and I was so lucky to be able to perform some of them with the original performers,” said EMIN. His sentiments were echoed by album producer David Foster: “These are some of the world’s best-known and best-loved songs, and EMIN has put his own unique touch on each and every track.”

Track list 

1 It’s Impossible 

2 Home 

3 Maybe Tomorrow 

4 A Song For You 

5 Quando Quando Quando | Sheila E 

6 You Are So Beautiful

7 Right Here Waiting | Richard Marx 

8 Love Story 

9 Make The World Go Away

10 When You Were Sweet Sixteen | Andrea Corr 

11 I'll Never Fall In Love Again

12 Somethin' Stupid | Amanda Holden

It is the second album in three years for EMIN and David Foster. Previously, they worked on the Elvis-inspired album “Now or Never.” And will there be a third album to follow?

“I certainly hope so. If not today... maybe tomorrow!” says EMIN.