Robbie Williams, the iconic figure of Britpop, has just unveiled an electrifying new track titled “Rocket,” featuring the legendary Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath fame. This collaboration marks a significant moment in Williams’ illustrious career, blending his pop sensibilities with Iommi’s heavy metal roots.

The song “Rocket” is set to be a standout track on Williams’ eagerly anticipated upcoming album, aptly named Britpop. Scheduled for release this fall, although the specific date remains undisclosed, fans can now pre-order this exciting new collection of music that promises to deliver the essence of classic Britpop vibes.

Don’t miss out on the chance to experience “Rocket“; you can listen to the track embedded below.

In addition to Iommi’s contribution, former Black Sabbath member Glenn Hughes has also lent his talents to Williams’ album. However, Williams has expressed that “Rocket” holds a special place in his heart, making it his top pick from the forthcoming album. This collaboration showcases the deep connections and shared history within the music industry.

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“This [track] is massive guitars, as you can imagine,” Williams shared with NME in an interview last December. He described the new track as “adrenaline-filled and balls-to-the-wall,” emphasizing that it stands out as his favorite among the new songs. The excitement surrounding this new album is palpable, especially for fans who have followed his journey since his days with Take That.

Discover the Musical Journey Behind Britpop

Recently, Robbie Williams reflected on his creative process for the new LP, stating, “I set out to create the album that I wanted to write and release after leaving Take That in 1995.” He noted that this period was the pinnacle of Britpop and a golden era for British music. The album features collaborations with some of Williams’ musical heroes, resulting in a collection that is raw, vibrant, and filled with guitar-driven energy. He promises that this album will be even more upbeat and anthemic than his previous works, blending elements of both Brit and pop genres. Williams expressed immense pride in this body of work and his eagerness for fans to experience the album.