The Take That singer, who is believed to be working on the project with bandmate Gary Barlow, said that this will be his most consistent album to date.

"I know I like blanket statements about my music,” Williams said. “But this album is by far my most consistent.

“We have an embarrassment of riches where singles are concerned...happy days.”

The singer added that he had also written his “dream setlist for a future tour”.

Williams' follow-up album to 'Reality Killed The Video Star' in 2009, has yet to be given a release date.

Watch Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow's video for 'Shame' here:

The 'Angels' superstar told The Sun newspaper that it's great to be sharing a stage with his band mates, but he can't shake the desire to be up there on his own again:

"The gigs have been absolutely amazing - the best period of my career so far with those boys. Sharing it with somebody is much better than doing it by yourself, but then ego, want, need and a whole heap of other things kick in."

He also added that he has "too much fun" in Take That and he does genuinely enjoy being on the road with the other lads:

"And you start preparing for your own tour... and the other boys are going away for a bit and I don't really know what's on the cards with them."

"But we have to ride again, we have to - it's too much fun."

Watch him perform 'Angels' during Take That's current tour below: