The 39-year-old 'Candy' hitmaker, who rejoined the band in the year 2010 after a fifteen year gap, has turned down the band's seventh studio album, reported Daily Star.
Williams will bring out the album of covers and original tracks in the spring. The singer is also set to promote the album in smaller intimate theatres.
"Robbie feels rejuvenated about his solo career. He feels on top of his game right now and wants to continue his solo success. Robbie has been back in the studio with Guy Chambers, who co-wrote most of his biggest hits - including Angels," a source said.
William's former bandmates will start working on their next album in February next year, the same time as he plans to release and tour his next album.
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