Bublé Michael: Love - LP

Arguably the most romantic of Bublé's works is this album with the clear, concise title LOVE.
In 2016, when his son was diagnosed with cancer, he withdrew from the public eye and it seemed his musical career was over. After his son's successful treatment, the singer initially had no intention of returning to the studio. "I focused on my family; I wanted to spend all my free time just with my wife and children. We received so many kind and warm wishes during that time, and I realised how much love and humanity there is in the world. I gradually began to understand my priorities in life, and now I am determined to share the emotions and lessons life has brought me. I have something to say," the singer confided about the upcoming record.

On the album, Bublé brings golden American jazz standards back to life, such as My Funny Valentine, When You're Smiling, and I Only Have Eyes For You. But besides the old classics, he also performs his own songs, showcasing his songwriting talent.
He collaborated on the record with long-time colleagues David Foster and Jochem van der Saag. In addition to the CD and LP, an extended Deluxe CD version is available, featuring two extra tracks.

One of the most commercially successful pop singers of recent years hails from Canada. Michael Bublé is a Sinatra-style singer, often compared to a swinging Robbie Williams. He rose to fame in the mid-2000s with the release of his albums It's Time (2005) and Call Me Irresponsible (2007). His most successful album, Crazy Love (2009), sold more than seven million copies. He has won several Grammy awards and countless other accolades.