2. A New Day Has Come (Humberto Gattica Album Edit) 4.30 - Just an edit of the orginal album version which comes in at 5 minutes and 41 seconds. I strongly believe this edit is unnecessary and the single could have been well off with the whole album version on it instead of just an edit because the song is just not quite complete.

3. Prayer (Album Version) - warning people, this song is not the collaboration with Andrea Bocelli. This is a new track also featured on Celine's latest release. It's an inspirational ballad which features sweet backing vocals from a choir of children.

4. A New Day Has Come (Christian B Remix) 3.54 - This track is another that is deemed unnecessary. It's almost identical to the Ric Wake Radio Remix. What was this dude thinking? It's only missing a few beats and that's about it, and a tad shorter of course.

So technically speaking, you are buying approximately 2 and a half songs. Track 4 is unnecessary, track 2 is incomplete because it's been edited down and you can tell that it is kind of missing an ending. But yeah, track 1 and 3 are well worth the money though. Check this out if you're hesitant about the album, if not, then I'd suggest you get the album instead because purchasing this single is just like a three track album sampler.


Just incredible: the perfect comeback!   March 1, 2002
Marcos Zimermann (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful

This is Céline Dion's first cut from her new album entitled "A New Day Has Come". Its her megareturn from her 2 year hiatus. I think her voice its just sounding amazing, better than ever! This song its quite soft, but really hopeful and with touchful lyrics!
I know her new album will be great, her best until now!


Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come [CD-SINGLE] [IMPORT]   April 26, 2002
Michael A. Covelli (New York, USA)
After a little over 2 years of hiatus, Celine Dion is back for more. She comes back with a definite smash. Although, this single, released as a remix, by Ric Wake, the album version, is not as big a hit. The song released (remix), became a definite chart-topper and radio smash! This song should have a lot of meaning to Celine, but although, not written by her. This song has a very emotional message, about a birth of a child, and how the whole world changes for her. Here are the tracks:

1. Ric Wake Radio Remix - Definitely shorter, and better than the original. It pops the song up, with a nice, steady beat, and changes the song into an entire different track. More poppy, not so dancy, but still very good. - 5 Stars : A+

2. Humberto Gatica's Album Remix - Humberto Gatica, a producer on the "New Day" album, should have called this track, a little differently. The original album version is quite over 5 minutes in length, but somehow, Gatica managed to edit the track, to about 4:30 or close to it. It's good, to slow down to, but it's realy not for me. - 3 1/2 Stars : B-

3. Prayer (Album Version) - A duet with Andrea Bocelli. Beautiful song, mostly everyone who is a listener of Celine's music, had to have heard this song. Andrea's vocals are great and Celine is very good. - 4 Stars : A

4. Christina B. Remix - This is almost exact to the Ric Wake remix. I don't know, maybe it is, but it's a little different. It is still good, but Ric Wake's beats it. But, still good. - 4 Stars : A

There are other remixes if interested, but not released on any single. Including, Mike Rizzo, and Richie Jones with Chris Panaghi remixes. Both very good, even better than the mixes featured here. Celine's new single, puts her in a brand-new spotlight, and she plans to stay there. Already a #1 album, she sure has come back, that is for sure....

Letter Grade : B