After the long absence in the music scene, Agot Isidro is back with her brand new album the “White Lace and Promises”. The White Lace and Promises is a collection of well-loved and popular wedding songs. The album is Agot first since her 2006 ala-bossa nova album “The Island”.

During the press conference held last October 14, Agot confessed that they had a hard time choosing songs for the album and she initially hesitated to do the version of Basil Valdez‚Äôs popular song ‚ÄúNgayon At Kailanman‚Äù. According to her “I didn’t think I could sing this song. I thought the song was too ‘big’ for me and I knew how popular and well-loved this song is to Filipinos. I hope I gave justice (to) my version.”

The album consists of OPM classics and international standards that can be used for both intimate and big weddings. The singer-actress also did a duet with Martin Nievera on the Patti Austin-James Ingram song, “True Love.”

Other songs in the album is Rico J. Puno’s “Together Forever,” The Carpenters’ “We’ve Only Just Begun”, wherein the second verse of the is where the title of Agot’s album was lifted, Shania Twain’s “From This Moment,” and The Corrs’ “Runaway” (which Agot sang at the Judy Ann Santos- Ryan Agoncillo). The ‚ÄúWhite Lace and Promises‚Äù album is released under PolyEast Records.

Agot will also be participating on “Kaya Natin ‘To!” concert on Dec. 5, the proceeds of which will benefit the victims of the recent typhoons. She, along with other named singers, is currently recording a CD for the same end.

The 12 songs that included in the album are:

1. Ngayon at Kailanman
2. Here There and Everywhere
3. Runaway
4. This Will Be (an everlasting love)
5. Together Forever
6. I Will
7. From this Moment
8. When You Say Nothing at All
9. We’ve Only just Begun
10. Fallen
11. Looking Through the Eyes of Love
12. True Love (duet with Martin Nievera)

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