From the moment I arrived, EMIN was warm and welcoming — the kind of host who makes you feel instantly at ease, as though you’re not meeting for the first time but catching up with an old friend. The setting itself was relaxed, overlooking the Caspian, but it was his openness that immediately set the tone.
As we sat next to his piano, we talked about his new album, Maybe Tomorrow, a collection of songs produced by the legendary David Foster. But as the conversation unfolded, it quickly became clear that this album is more than a studio project for him. It’s deeply personal.
