This 1997 self-titled album, her second studio release, marked a significant step in Górniak's career, showcasing her powerful vocals on a collection of pop ballads and dance tracks. It was released internationally by EMI as part of her effort to break into the global market.
- The album was recorded in both Poland and internationally, with production contributions from the likes of British producers Barry Leng and Richard J. Smith. It features a mix of Polish and English language songs, including the single "When You Come Back To Me," which later became a hit. The release achieved significant commercial success in Poland, reaching platinum status.
- The album was supported by a tour across Poland and some European countries. It was a critical and commercial success in her native country.
- This album was her second studio album, following up on her debut 'Dotyk'. It was a demonstration of her vocal capabilities and range.
Edyta Górniak is a Polish pop singer from Kraków, best known for her participation in the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest. She was the first Polish artist to achieve a major international record deal.
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