Canadian jazz and pop singer Michael Bublé continues to churn out hits, his next 'Hollywood,' the first single off his re-release of the 2009 chart-topping album, 'Crazy Love.'
Fusing doo-wop backup singers with electric guitar trills, the song has Bublé crooning about a muse tempted to sell herself to Hollywood, advising: "So don't go higher for desire / Put it in your head, Hollywood is dead / You can find it in yourself."
Co-penned by songwriter-pianist Robert G. Scott and Bublé, the song's paired music video is expected to be released later this month, with Bublé acting out a handful of different celebrities. The re-release, out Oct. 25, is titled 'Crazy Love Hollywood Edition.'
'Hollywood' follows his No. 1 single 'Haven't Met You Yet.' Bublé is currently on the overseas leg of his tour, promoting 'Crazy Love' -- which spawned three Juno awards: Album of the Year, Pop Album of the Year, and Single of the Year for 'Haven't Met You Yet.'