Description
FUTURE GREATEST HITS
Released September 19, 2018
Frankie Moreno’s FUTURE GREATEST HITS is a dynamic pop collection that showcases his knack for crafting catchy, radio-ready tunes. Each track is infused with vibrant melodies, infectious hooks, and polished production, making it a must-listen for pop music fans. The album showcases Moreno’s ability for creating timeless hits, with songs that feel both contemporary and enduring. This is a testament to Moreno’s versatility as an artist, offering a glimpse into his pop anthems that quickly become fan favorites.
Produced by Frankie Moreno & Pat Thrall
Mixed and Mastered by Pat Thrall
Luccivanni Publishing – BMI / Featherpen Publishing – BMI
Released on Bermuda Records ©2018
SINGLES CHARTING:
“I Gotta Have It”
#96 iTunes Norway Pop Charts – 8/16/20
“Diva”
#84 iTunes Norway Pop Charts 9/13/19
#115 iTunes Belgium Pop Charts 7/10/19
#189 iTunes Norway All Genres Charts – 9/13/19
“Cinderella”
#23 iTunes Sweden Pop Charts – 1/31/19
#51 iTunes Sweden All Genres Charts – 1/31/19
Featuring:
“Lovers On The Run”, “Everybody’s Baby”, “Diva”, “Dirty Deed”, “The One That Got Away”, “Biggest Fan”, “I Gotta Have It”, “Angel Town”, “Cinderella”, “Dreaming Out Loud”, “Somehow”
INSIDE THE ALBUM with Frankie:
Over a stretch of a few years, we were so wrapped up in live performances and touring that we barely had time to make new records. We’d occasionally sneak into the studio to knock out a single or two, but that was about it.
When we signed with a new distribution company, they were eager for content. So, the first thing we did was gather all those singles that had been floating around and compiled them into a full-length album. Each of these songs had done really well on their own and had become staples in our shows, but now they finally had a place to officially call home.
We struggled with what to name the album until we came up with “Future Greatest Hits (Vol. 1)”—a tongue-in-cheek way of saying, “These songs are destined to do well.” Unfortunately, the title led to the album being mistakenly categorized as a compilation, which meant it never charted as it should have.
