Michael Buble unveils latest album

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Singer Michael move -- is out with his sixth studio album this one's called to -- -- This album was about -- probably being in the best -- have ever been in my life.

This record follows his Christmas CD which sold seven million copies worldwide.

He says that success didn't add any additional pressure to this effort you know -- -- the contents of my life I mean I knew I was having a baby and the truth is it mainly brave you know my priorities -- really straight problem for the first time Lanka and and really worry about if something was going to be successful or not or if the critics would like -- I really just -- a record that.

I thought that I could love forever and -- passion and.

Michael invited -- -- -- behind the scenes look at the making -- the music video for his new single it's a beautiful day.

However the sun basically have always been -- signs that this what I want as -- right.

And and who have somehow once wrote a song for all those people who got dumped by Jeremy.

Even though he's happily married with a baby on the way Michael remembers the pain from his first heart break.

Fifth grade I was dumped by.

-- she was eleven I was nine.

This -- dramatic time my life it's my first.

Kiss.

Is like -- think this kind of I never recovered from their -- All joking aside the 37 year old is looking forward to hitting the road an.

And performing his new songs alive.

I miss my family and I miss -- my family on stage in my family in the audience that's for me there.

An extension of my mind -- my friends and so.

I can't -- it's going to be great still long time since I've been on the road.

Michael -- blaze new album hits stores April 23.

A and Hollywood Adam -- -- news.

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