Talk:Maia Lee

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Famed songwriter/producer Tan Hanjin (who has worked with numerous artistes like Edison Chen, Coco Lee and Cecilia Cheung) is involved in Maia's debut solo album. Due for release in late June 2005, it will be an English album with 3 Chinese tracks.