Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow

The version of Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow performed by Laura Branigan, included on her album Self Control, stands out for its production, which distances it from the intimacy of the original song. The track, with a duration of 3:22, was recorded under the production of Robbie Buchanan and Jack White, who imbued it with a more expansive and modern sound for the era. This approach can be appreciated in how the instrumentation and arrangements build an atmosphere that accompanies the vulnerability of the lyrics, creating an interesting contrast between the message and the sonic proposal.

This track is part of Laura Branigan's third studio album, titled Self Control, released on April 1, 1984, through Atlantic Records. The album had a notable reception, reaching number 23 on the US Billboard 200 and achieving platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Internationally, Self Control ranked among the top five in several continental European countries. Four singles were released from this album, including the title track Self Control, which was a commercial success, and The Lucky One. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, although its specific chart position is not mentioned, is integrated into the context of an album that resonated in both the United States and Europe.