The recording from the Yellow Sound Label includes Jill Abramovitz and Scott Coulter as guest vocalists.

With "Marcy & Zina: The Album," press notes state, "these hopeless romantics invite listeners to join them on their search for love from Antarctica to Baltimore, with a big stop smack in the middle of Manhattan."

Collaborators since 1993, lyricist Marcy Heisler and composer Zina Goldrich penned popular concert and cabaret songs, including "Taylor, the Latte Boy," made famous by Kristin Chenoweth, and "Alto's Lament." The pair earned a 2009 Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Music and Lyrics for their work on Dear Edwina, which will be returning to New York's DR2 Theater this winter. They were also recipients of ASCAP'S 2002 Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award and were nominated for the 2005 Lucille Lortel Award for their Off-Broadway musical Junie B. Jones.

The track list for "Marcy & Zina: The Album" follows:

For more information visit www.marcyandzina.com.

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Yellow Sound Label "is a cutting-edge record label that produces both established performers and up-and-coming artists. As a boutique label, the award-winning founders Michael Croiter and Bill Sherman take a hands-on approach in nurturing and producing their artists. Their goal is to become the go-to independent label for passionate, focused performers and composers who seek a partner in the development and creation of quality, noteworthy recordings." For more information, please visit yellowsoundlabel.com.