This week, the British singer Jessie ware revealed more details about his next album, Tough Love, announcing that it will be released on October 6 in the UK and on October 21 in North America. At the beginning of this year the news about this new work began, when it began its recording. Subsequently, the singer had anticipated that the new album has the participation of producers such as the Japanese duo BenZel, Benny Blanco, James Ford and Ed Sheeran. Also collaborating on Tough Love are musicians Dave Okumu, Kid Harpoon and Julio Bashmore, who also appeared on their previous album.
Tough Love will be the successor to his debut album, Devotion (2012), with which he achieved an excellent reception by the specialized press and obtained two nominations for the Brit Awards, in the categories of Best New Artist in the United Kingdom and Best Female Artist. in which she was surpassed by Emeli Sandé and Ben Howard, respectively.
In the middle of last month, Ware began promoting his new work with the release of the first single, which gives the album its name, which he also accompanied with a promotional video clip and which was released at the beginning of June on the Vevo platform. Ware also recently released the unreleased single 'Share It All', co-written with Romy Madeley-Croft of The XX, a theme that will be included in the deluxe version of the new album.