The entertainer and performer, 43, talks with Individuals about the arrival of his sophomore LP, out now, and how he tapped Kidman, 55, for a front of An Incredible Big World’s 2013 hit “Say Something” for the collection. Noticing he knew Kidman “wanted to sing” and that the pair “would frequently discuss music while we were on the arrangement of [the TV series] Nine Amazing Outsiders,” Evans says Kidman welcomed him over for supper one evening — and the rest was history.

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“We would discuss my most memorable collection, which she let me know that she and Keith cherished, and they thought my voice was perfect,” he subtleties.

“I went to their home for supper one night back in Sydney, after we’d wrapped up shooting the show, and we were all singing around the piano at a certain point.

It was a particularly wonderful night, and I will always remember it. It was truly exceptional.”

So when Evans understood that Kidman would make a brilliant expansion to a two part harmony on his forthcoming collection, he realized he needed to ask her, however he didn’t know she’d acknowledge his deal.

“I know they’re melodic and they love music and it fills their lives, so I recently thought, ‘I will simply take a risk and check whether she would agree ‘yes’ — and she did,” he says.

“It was a wonderful second, and we figured out opportunity together to come to a choice on the melody, and afterward she did her part in Nashville, and I mined in London.”

A Melody for You is Evans’ second studio collection after 2019’s Finally. He says putting the LP out was “a ton of work and a ton of time was placed into this.”

Close by his two part harmony of “Say Something,” with Kidman, A Tune for You likewise includes different covers, including “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” “Everyone Damages,” and “Over the Rainbow,” as well as two occasion tunes — “Last Christmas” and “Quiet Evening.”

Evans lets Individuals know this collection is “totally different” from his 2019 LP, “since this entire collection is more anthem based.”

“It’s where my voice sits easily, yet I didn’t pick simple melodies, tragically,” he adds with a giggle. “Truly, these melodies are major … however, they’re simply tunes I’ve generally wanted to sing.

They encourage me, and in some cases we as a whole need a tune that encourages us, so I thought I’d put 14 of them on one collection.”

Evans likewise included two unique tracks on the venture, “Caught up with Breaking Yours” and “Skylines Blue,” the last option of which was delivered as a solitary.

The melody, Evans tells Individuals, “is the second track I at any point stated” and centers around “when you become hopelessly enamored with someone, and that snapshot of the promptness of all that happens when you meet somebody. You always remember that second.”

He adds: “I really love Adele, a big devotee of George Michael, and I realize that their music frequently comes from their adoration — at times unfortunate, some of the time wonderful, some of the time confident, and they take you on the excursion. So I believe you should do that with these tunes, and ‘Skylines Blue’ is that.”

“Occupied with Breaking Yours,” in the interim, “is a totally different sort of melody, more about lament and somewhat of a sincere story of on the off chance that you could return and do things any other way, would you?” Evans says. “It’s a miserable melody, yet it’s an exceptionally strong tune.”

Planning ahead, Evans says he has no designs for a subsequent collection at this time, however he is available to it should fans need more from him. “I believe on the off chance that I can sing and do my acting and appreciate them both, and individuals need to see me and stand by listening to me do these things, then, at that point, there’s not an obvious explanation for why I can’t do both,” he tells Individuals.

“They give me a great deal of joy, so in the event that individuals appreciate it, and they need to hear more, I have significantly more to give,” Evans adds.

One thought he has for a potential third collection could be a task made out of two part harmonies, given the prevalence encompassing his melody with Kidman.

At the point when gotten some information about certain vocalists he’d very much want to work with, Evans let it all out. “Adele, Barbra Streisand, Lizzo — I’d very much want to sing with Lizzo — I love Pink. Golly, big devotee of Pink,” he says. “Furthermore, wow, no doubt. Woman Crazy! Obviously, definitely. I’m pointing extremely high.”

A Tune for You is accessible to buy and stream now.