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"One and a half years after What Love Songs Didn't Tell You, Malaysian pop diva Fish Leong meets fervent fan anticipation with her 12th new album. This time she intends to bring back the refreshing and romantic style of love songs the fans liked best. Boasting her delicate vocals, the first two main plugs are the titular song "Love Reveals in the Long Run" and "Occasional Showers". Other songs from the album include Bonjour!, on which Fish contributed lyrics for the first time, and even an electronic dance number!"

Only a blog, but no other source. As a temporary fix moving to the Pinyin title plus artist name, give readers at least a sporting chance of finding the article. In ictu oculi (talk) 12:43, 15 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]