The album is a "genre-hopping" project that incorporates Hip-Hop, R&B, Electropop, and Funk.
is the seventh studio album by British pop artist Robbie Williams, released in October 2006. It is widely considered the most experimental and controversial project of his career, departing from his signature pop-rock sound in favor of dance-pop, hip-hop, and electronica. Album Overview
In recent years, some fans and critics have reappraised the album as an undervalued "hidden gem" and a bold creative risk that anticipated the electronic trend in mainstream pop. Rudebox
: A collaboration with the Pet Shop Boys that remains one of the album's most critically acclaimed tracks.
Williams worked with a diverse group of producers including the Pet Shop Boys , Mark Ronson , William Orbit , and Soul Mekanik . Notable Tracks: The album is a "genre-hopping" project that incorporates
While the album debuted at number one in the UK and several other countries, it is often remembered as a commercial disappointment compared to Williams' previous multi-platinum successes.
: The lead single, which was polarizing for its attempt at rapping and 80s-inspired synth beats. Album Overview In recent years, some fans and
: A disco-influenced cover produced by Mark Ronson. Commercial Performance