Robbie Williams pairs with Miss Monique on Beauty In Us

Robbie Williams has released Beauty In Us, a collaborative single with electronic artist Miss Monique.

Williams first came to public notice as a member of Take That between 1990 and 1995 before launching a solo career in 1996. His debut studio album, Life thru a Lens, was released in 1997 and included Angels, the song that has remained a fixture of his live sets. I’ve Been Expecting You followed in 1998 and produced Millennium and She’s the One, his first solo UK number-one singles.

The run that followed built a catalogue of seven UK number-one singles. All but one of his earlier studio albums reached number one in the UK. Britpop, released on 6 February 2026, extended that tally. Later entries on the same path include XXV in 2022, the Better Man original motion picture soundtrack in 2024, Desire — the official FIFA anthem featuring Laura Pausini — in 2025, and Rocket, a collaboration with Tony Iommi, the same year. Beauty In Us continues that habit of working across styles and partners rather than locking into a single format.

In 2006 the Close Encounters Tour set a Guinness World Record when 1.6 million tickets were sold in a single day. Large-scale touring has remained central to how his records reach audiences.

Beauty In Us therefore arrives between a chart-topping album and a run of dates. Whether the new track enters the set immediately, how it is staged, and whether further collaborative work follows have not been spelled out. What is established is the timing: a fresh release, an album already at the top of the UK chart, and a schedule that stretches ahead.

For listeners who have followed Williams from the Take That years through the solo number ones, the single is another marker on a path that has rarely left the upper reaches of the UK album chart. For now it stands as the newest title in a catalogue built on both stadium scale and a readiness to share credit.