Canadian crooner Michael Bublé is happy not being the "Beckham" of the music world.

The 37-year-old singer reached an international audience with his 2005 album 'It's Time', and his 2007 album 'Call Me Irresponsible'.

Bublé admits despite his global success, he's happy to not stand out in the music charts.

Speaking to British magazine Closer her revealed: "I'm pretty normal and very rarely go to showbiz parties. I call it being a grinder. It's like playing on a sports team; you're not Messi, you're not Beckham but you're the guy who puts his head down and works hard every game.

He added: "Hopefully, after many years people appreciate you for being the guy who might not have been the biggest  or the best, but came to work and always gave it their all with a lot of heart."

Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato are currently expecting their first baby together after tying the knot in 2011.

The star insists his social life has taken a back seat in the past few years.

He teased: "There'll be the odd debauched night out when I go on tour in June, but I'm getting to an age where I'm not 24 so going out, getting s**t-faced and acting like an idiot is not really attractive to me or others, probably.

He added: "Now I prefer nights in on the sofa with Luisana or relaxing with friends".