A new compilation album by British musician Sting will be released at the end of November, where he will review the best duets of his career, distributed by Universal Music.

Former leader of The Police, in this way, will revalidate those songs he performed with other artists such as Eric Clapton, Annie Lennox and Julio Iglesias, among others.

In total there will be 17 the songs that will make up the album, among which appear “Little something” junto a Melody Gardot, “Desert Rose” with Cheb Mami, “Rise & Fall” con Craig David, “Whenever I Say Your Name” con Mary J. Blige, “Love is like a day” with Charles Aznavour and “My Funny Valentine” con Herbie Hancock.

Executive produced by Guénaël “GG” Geay and Martin Kierszenbaum and mastered by Gene Grimaldi from Los Angeles, the disc will include “It’s Probably Me” con Eric Clapton, “We’ll Be Together” with Annie Lennox and “Fragile” with Julio Iglesias.

On the other hand, there will be a bonus with the unreleased song “September”, I interpreted with the Italian Zucchero, which was produced by Sting and mixed by multi-award winning Robert Orton.