In 1985 the single Harmony (written by Bill Clift and Peter Marsh) was released in Germany on the Bellaphon label. In 1985 Dean signed with label EMI Records, releasing the Stock/Aitken/Waterman-produced single "They Say It's Gonna Rain", which included lyrics in Zulu and reached #58 on the UK Singles Chart, and became a #1 single in South Africa. Subsequent singles fared worse with "ESP", "Stand Up" and "Always (Doesn't Mean Forever)" failing to reach the UK top 75. In early 1988 however, she achieved her biggest hit in four years with "Who's Leaving Who", which reached #4. The follow-up singles, "Maybe (We Should Call it a Day)" and "Turn It into Love" (originally recorded by Kylie Minogue and included on her debut album, "Kylie") peaked at #15 and #21 respectively. Her second album, "Always", was released in October 1988 and featured many of the singles from the previous 3 years, as well as new material. The album charted at #38 in the UK.