NEW MUSIC: MICHAEL BUBLE | NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE

Michael Bublé is reaching new heights on his eagerly awaited new album "Higher," due out March 25. In anticipation for his new album, Buble has released the third single entitled "Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square," which was popularized by Vera Lynn in 1940, and directly follows it with “Make You Feel My Love,” a 1997 Bob Dylan song also notably covered by Adele in 2008. His upcoming new album features a duet with country music icon Willie Nelson on Willie’s classic song “Crazy,” plus Michael’s versions of Bob Dylan‘s “Make You Feel My Love,” Sam Cooke‘s “Bring It On Home to Me” and the standards “Smile” — accompanied by a gospel choir. One unexpected track is Michael’s version of “My Valentine,” which Paul McCartney wrote and appeared on McCartney’s 2012 album "Kisses on the Bottom." The Beatles legend himself produced the track. Famed producer Bob Rock, who also worked on the album, adds, “This was the most focused and inspired Michael has been. He understood the record he wanted to make. He had a clear vision. As soon as we started, he stuck his neck out to make each song get to the place that he was hearing it in his head.”Michael then heads to Europe for a series of promotional appearances and returns to the U.S. for his previously announced Las Vegas residency at Resorts World, which runs from April 27 to May 7.