This year, as always, Bublé again delivers with gusto.īublé, completely aware of his November-December monopoly has released his album love at the perfect time. In more recent years, further releases of singles or albums sustained his legacy as the jazzy Santa Claus that is due to shower us at the end of the year with gifts – of chart-topping, heart-melting, record-breaking music.

Containing mostly covers, Bublé’s versions of popular Christmas hits became almost synonymous with the build-up to the big day. The album Christmas (2011) is one of the most popular Christmas albums ever, reaching a nine-times platinum certification in the UK. With the Sinatra-esque standards he applies to his original songs, Bublé is world-renowned for the Christmas songs which provide the perfect accompaniment for the festive spirit in the last month of the year. The jazz singer has been warming our hearts in the cold winter weather since he charted in 2003. Why this time is it not a Christmas album that occupies the spot at the top of the tree?

Frequenting the top of the UK charts three times previously, it is no surprise he has taken the top spot once more.

Can Michael Bublé only do Christmas songs? For years now, his ballads and Christmas covers have become a staple of this winter celebration, but the Santa-like character we see in his December appearances calls into question his ability and success as a non-festive singer. As his new album love peaks at UK Number One in the charts, the same question asked by so many people around this time of year arises once again.

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