I want to earn that kind of celebration."She's hoping to do that with "Endlessly." Her sophomore album (a new term for Duffy that she delightfully pronounces "soft-more") is a bit more upbeat than ...

“Endlessly,” but somehow the result isn’t as satisfying. With frothy 1980s and ’90s dance beats mixed in with more soulful fare, it feels unfocused, as though Duffy isn’t sure who she ...

Hammond’s input aside, it quickly becomes clear that the real innovation on Endlessly is hiring jazz hip hop legends The Roots as Duffy’s backing band. In their hands the rhythms hit faster ...

Duffy is gleefully retelling the story of how the genesis of Endlessly came to be ... Roots founder Ahmir ‘Questlove’ Thompson a CD of songs that would become her mega-selling debut Rockferry.

Duffy has also parted company with longtime manager/mentor Jeannette Lee of London-based Rough Trade Management. Trending on Billboard Duffy to Return with ‘Endlessly’ in November ...

In fact, she’s done nothing of the sort. Duffy’s remarkable second album, Endlessly, shows several new sides to one of pop’s most successful soul singers. “I’m not the same as I was back then,” she ...

Back in her noughties heyday, Welsh singing sensation Duffy conquered the world ... It's true to say the singer's second album Endlessly, a follow up to the 9-million selling debut Rockferry ...

But Duffy's not just about matters of the heart - there's plenty of fun on this album too. Opener My Boy is a stunning, upbeat 60s number, with a staccato whistling-type percussion and sultry vocals.

Endlessly, comes out tomorrow. Her first single, "Well, Well, Well" is a brashy, soulful attempt to defend herself from a lover's suspicion, and while Duffy's singing it, you would never doubt her.

Duffy has announced details of her new album ‘Endlessly’. The veteran singer-songwriter has helped write and produce her second studio effort, due out on November 29.