The fourth Michael Bublé studio album "Crazy Love" contains eleven selected standards from all eras as well as two original compositions by the charming singer and entertainer and entertainer. Michael Bublé broke new ground for himself: "I approached the new album differently to its predecessors. I wanted it to sound as organic as possible and I wanted the fans to feel as if they were right there with me in the studio. So the musicians and I sat down in a room together and let the sounds flow into each other during the recordings. It's neither artificial nor too perfect. You can feel the difference when you hear it!" The repertoire of "Crazy Love" includes the Van Morrison gem "Crazy Love" as well as classics such as "Cry Me A River", "Georgia On My Mind", "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You" and "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)", which Bublé recorded with Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings. For the final song on the album, "Stardust", Bublé also welcomed the a cappella group Naturally 7 into the studio, who supported him very successfully on his last tour.
