Two and a half years after his last album, Michael Bublé returns with "Crazy Love." The album features thirteen songs, eleven of them are covers of classics and two new tunes, which he has co-written. Al ready released in the USA and Canada it has reached number one there in just three days.

With several Grammies under his belt and more than 22 million albums sold of his previous discography, Bublé has been recording this album during the last six months in Los Angeles, Brooklyn (New York) and his home city, Vancouver a has created an album that "talks about the inevitable rollercoaster ride of romantic relationships."

Among the new project's songs we find "Cry Me a River," "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You," "Georgia On My Mind" and "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)," which he sings alongside Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, a cover of Van Morrison's musical jewel "Crazy Love," which also gives the album its name and the CD closes with a take on "Stardust" sung a capella with the band Naturally 7. The album has been produced by David Foster, Bob Rock and Humberto Gatica.

"I started working on this recording knowing that it would be different from the previous ones. I delved deeper and at the same time this album was more introspective. I was basically singing the truth (converting each song in an autobiographical statement), and you can clearly tell the difference. I went back to the way in which my idols did their records. I wanted to make the people feel as if they were by my side at the studio. The musicians and I sat down and recorded together from the first note letting the sounds unite us. Nothing artificial. Not too perfect. You simply feel great," said Bublé about the recording of "Crazy Love."

Here you can see the music video of "Haven't Met You Yet," the first single from the album. He appears in it alongside his current love interest, Argentinean singer, model, and actress Luisana Lopilato, who is part of the South American group Rebelde Way.