Discografia Robbie Williams !new! -

Introduced a more global pop sound with tracks like "Rock DJ" and "Supreme" [5, 20].

After leaving Take That in 1995, Williams faced immense pressure to establish himself as a credible solo artist. He answered in 1997 with Life Thru a Lens , an album that, despite a rocky start, went on to become one of the defining records of the era. Originally, the album met with modest commercial reception, but the tide turned dramatically with the release of its fourth single, the timeless ballad "Angels". This song became Williams’s signature track, dominating radio airwaves and helping the album skyrocket to the number-one spot on the UK Albums Chart. The album’s other hits, including "Old Before I Die," "Lazy Days," and the raucous "Let Me Entertain You," built a bridge between cheeky lad-pop and introspective balladry. discografia robbie williams

Sing When You're Winning followed in 2000 as a massive international breakthrough. The album is packed with iconic anthems, including the controversial yet brilliant "Rock DJ" (famous for its boundary-pushing music video) and the unforgettable duet "Kids" with Kylie Minogue. This era positioned Williams not just as a UK star, but as a global pop phenomenon. Introduced a more global pop sound with tracks