Oct 7, 2008 • 1 min read

Robbie ends 'album strike'

Robbie Williams has reportedly ended his album strike and is writing a new album, with manager Tim Clark telling BBC Newsbeat he is preparing a comeback next year.

Robbie Williams has reportedly ended his 'album strike', which supposedly started in protest at Terra Firma's running of the singer's label EMI earlier this year. His manager Tim Clark has now told BBC Newsbeat that Robbie is working on a new album and preparing to made a comeback next year.

Clark said: "He's been writing and we heard some wonderful stuff. I was with Robbie last week. He was at home and he was writing songs and he played some of them to us. He's in very fine spirits, in very fine form and I think what he's doing sounds really wonderful".

Sounds wonderful. Clark also said that claims that Williams has become obsessed with UFOs were not entirely true. He said: "It's been pretty much exaggerated in the press, as if that is anything new".

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