planned to be released on April 2, 2010, although it was cancelled. "Everyone Dance" The second single from the album is "Everyone Dance", the English version of the Greek hit "Heria Psila" (Hands in the air) with English lyrics by Rea Garvey of Reamonn; it was released in July 2010. Hatzigiannis had previously collaborated with Rea Garvey and Reamonn in the English-Greek duet "Tonight-Simera" in mid-2007. A video for "Everyone Dance" was shot in the Aegean Sea, and released on July 19, 2010. On July 30, 2010, Hatzigannis released "Everyone Dance" as a two track CD-Single in Germany. The song was also included on the compilation "Ballerman Hits 2010" which peaked at number 5 in Switzerland and number 4 in Austria. The song debut at number 95 on Germany's official Top 100 Singles Chart. Reception Critical reaction to Mihalis was mixed. Sabine Metzger of Monsters and Critics called the album dull and outdated. She found that the album proves that there are still strong differences between what is considered current music across the nations of the EU. She went on to say, however, that since the album includes many of his past hits translated into English, it makes it difficult to bring them up to date. She also felt that some of the dance songs on the album could be compared to hits by Enrique Iglesias from 2000. Die Welt gave the album two out of five stars, questioning whether a singer could become an international star if launched from Germany. LetMeEntertainYou.de criticized the terribly placed touch of Greek instruments in some songs, saying that it seems Hatzigiannis wants to remind listeners of his origin in spite of the English lyrics. They further went on to state that although the album is primarily written and produced by Scandinavian songwriters, they still somehow seem already known. Despite these concerns, LetMeEntertainYou.de went on to say that Hatzigiannis' inescapable accent and love songs like "One in a Million" might charm women more. Further, they praised his voice, calling it strong, also stating that the album's attractive appearance and Hatzigiannis' "southern charm" makes the album stand out despite other releases on the German charts. Mbeat Magazine stated that Hatzigiannis seemed like he could keep up in the mainstream and international radio world. Release and promotion Prior to the album's release, Universal Music Germany released a promotional television trailer of Hatzigiannis, as well as launching