Behind-the-scenes video footage on the making of What Lies Beneath, the new album from Finnish superstar TARJA TURUNEN (ex-NIGHTWISH), can be seen below (courtesy of Noisecreep):

Tarja, the classically trained singer supreme and the original voice of symphonic rockers Nightwish, released her new digital single yesterday (September 13th) via Spinefarm Records UK.

Titled ‘Until My Last Breath’, with ‘If You Believe’ (previously unreleased) included as a bonus track, this is the second single from new

Tarja album, What Lies Beneath, out now in North America via The End Records.

Tarja recently revealed her brand new video for 'Until My Last Breath'. The video was filmed earlier this summer in Iceland and can be viewed below:

Featuring US exclusive artwork and bonus track, What Lies Beneath was recorded and produced by Tarja and mixed by Tim Palmer (PEARL JAM, ROBERT PLANT), Colin Richardson (SLIPKNOT, MACHINE HEAD, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE) and Slamm Andrews (Scores of Angels & Demon, Pirates of The Caribbean, Gladiator).

Special guests on What Lies Beneath include Phil Labonte (ALL THAT REMAINS), JOE SATRIANI (CHICKENFOOT), Jason Hook (5 FINGER DEATH PUNCH), Will Calhoun (LIVING COLOUR), Slovak National Symphony Orchestra and Choir and more. A Deluxe Edition will be released simultaneously and features an additional three tracks.

Tarja, best known as the original vocalist of Nightwish, is the most successful female singer ever to come out of Finland, effortlessly fusing metal, classical and pop-rock. What Lies Beneath is the follow up to her debut album My Winter Storm that was released in 2008 and was certified platinum in Finland.

What Lies Beneath tracklisting:

'Anteroom Of Death' (featuring VAN CANTO)

'Until My Last Breath'

'Dark Star' (featuring Phil Labonte)

'Underneath'

'Little Lies'

'Rivers Of Lust'

'In For A Kill'

'Montañas de Silencio' (exclusive US track)

'Falling Awake' (featuring Joe Satriani)

'The Archive Of Lost Dreams'

'Crimson Deep'

Disc Two (on Deluxe Version):

'We Are'

'Naiad'

'Still Of The Night' (WHITESNAKE cover)