Jason habla del nuevo disco

TAKE That are experimenting on the follow-up to their humungous Beautiful World album but vow to remain loyal to their pop roots.

Talking for the first time about their studio antics, Jason Orange also hinted the live shows to accompany the record may be their last.
I caught up with one quarter of my favourite manband at 35 year ol.d Beverley Knight’s charity do where he told me: “We are in the studio and it is going really well.
“Of course it will be pop album – what else could we do? You do get some bands where their egos take over and they come back with a rockier sound but we know what we are good at and we are sticking to it.
“A couple of tracks are a bit experimental.
“If it carries on going as well as it is then we hope to get the album out for Christmas.”
The Beautiful World dates were the best pop shows I have ever seen, but Jason, 38, admitted it took the wind out of their sails.
“After the tour it was weird to go cold turkey but my body did appreciate the rest. I was knackered.
“I booked into a health farm and ended up staying for two months.  
“I think we have one more tour left in us.
“I sound ol.d saying that but I can’t see us being like the Rolling Stones and being in Take That when I am 40 or 50 years ol.d.”
I hope it will not be the last we see of the band, who came back stronger than ever and have inspired other acts like Boyzone and New Kids On The Block to reform.
Jason said the end-of-year births of Gary Barlow, 37, and 36-year-ol.d Mark Owen’s children will not affect the group.
He added: “Music comes first for those guys but don’t tell their wives that.
“We are all taking a part in the song writing but it’s not one of my strengths. I’m not going to lie.”

Fuente: Daily Star