For her debut U.S. album, Monochrome, Meyer combines music from a set recorded in Paris with Belgian pianist Eric Legnini's French quartet, and new originals recorded in Seattle featuring guitarist Dan Balmer and pianist Dawn Clement.

The album comprises Meyer's own compositions to classics such as "I'd Rather Go Blind" from Etta James' songbook, Michael Buble's "Home," or "What A Wonderful World". Meyer's intimate readings project poignancy and grace, tying them all together in an engaging package.

With an interesting blend of jazz, soul and pop, Tokyo-based singer/songwriter Emi Meyer has carved out a wide-ranging career in Japan with her songs featured in TV, movies and advertising, and her performances ranging from small jazz clubs to major stages throughout Asia.