Robbie Williams - XXV (2022) CD Rip

Robbie Williams has announced the release and release date of his brand new album XXV (September 9, 2022). As the title of the record indicates, the album is meant to celebrate the fact that the singer has been active as a solo artist for 25 years, and that during this time he has released many chart-topping platinum hits, among which the biggest audience favorite songs will be played again, but so new orchestrated as we have never heard them before. The songs were recorded accompanied by the Dutch big band Metropole Orkest and with the participation of Jules Buckley, Guy Chambers and Steve Sidwell. As a taster, the new version of the song "Angels" has already been released.

In addition to the classics in a new guise, the new song "Lost" will be heard on both the standard and deluxe versions of the album, which was written in the well-known style of Robbie Williams. The deluxe version also includes three never-before-heard songs: Disco Symphony, More Than This, and The World And Her Mother.

Robbie Williams appeared in the boy band Take That, after which he started a solo career. His debut album Life Thru A Lens was released 25 years ago in 1997, with which the singer quickly gained a huge reputation worldwide, thanks to the variety of his songs, his amazing live performances and his charming and entertaining personality. This record was the first chart-topping album of Robbie Williams' solo career in the UK, and two songs from this iconic record were included on XXV: Let Me Entertain You and Angels. The latter paved the way for the singer to become a world star, and it has been one of his most successful songs ever since. It is not by chance that a new version of this introduces XXV, which will be released in September.

“I'm really excited to announce my new album XXV, which celebrates my favorite songs from the last 25 years. Each track holds a special place in my heart, so it was an amazing experience to record them with Metropole Orkest. I can't wait for everyone to hear them." said Robbie Williams about the new LP.