Roulette (album)

Roulette
Roulette
Studio album by Blue
Released	25 January 2013
Recorded	July 2010 – 14 June 2012
Studio	Los Angeles, United States; New York City, United States; London, United Kingdom
Genre	Pop ; R&B ;
Length	44:46
Label	Island ; Blueworld;
Producer	BeatGeek; Cufather & Joe ; Da Beatfreakz; Daniel Davidsen; Steve DuBerry ; The Fives; Martin Fliegenschmidt; Jason Gill; Robin Grubert; Troy Henry; Kiko Masbaum; RedOne ; Lucas Secon ; Geo Slam; Julian Vasquez; Ali Zuckowski;
Blue chronology
Singles from Roulette
	"Hurt Lovers"; Released: 7 January 2013; "Without You"; Released: 16 May 2013; "Break My Heart"; Released: 5 August 2013; "Broken"/"Ayo"; Released: 2 February 2014;

Last updated January 08, 2024

Roulette is the fourth studio album by English boy band Blue, released on 25 January 2013.^[2] The album was preceded by the release of the lead single, "Hurt Lovers", on 4 January 2013, and also includes the band's Eurovision entry single, "I Can". The album was released in Germany and certain other European territories on 25 January. It was released in the United Kingdom on 28 April 2013.^[3] The album was re-released on 4 November 2013 in the form of a deluxe tour edition, containing a bonus disc featuring a number of remixes of tracks from the album.^[4] The band embarked on the European Roulette Tour from May to December 2013 in promotion of the album.

Background

Blue began recording new material in July 2010. They revealed during an interview in March 2011 that they had recorded a collaboration with American R&B superstar Bruno Mars for their upcoming, fourth studio album. Discussing the record with Digital Spy , Lee Ryan said: "We've been writing with Ne-Yo, and I've written at least a couple of songs on my own that will probably make the album. We've also been working with Bruno Mars on a song called 'Black & Blue' – he's sending his parts over from a demo we recorded a while ago. It's got some haunting notes on the chorus." They also revealed that three tracks on the album had been produced by RedOne, and that they felt that the material was "their best work to date".^[5] During February 2012, the band embarked on a small tour across Manila, performing with fellow boyband A1 and Jeff Timmons in three special concerts, two of which included the Smart Araneta Coliseum on 25 February 2012, and the Singapore Indoor Stadium on 28 February. The tour was billed as "Boybands: The Greatest Hits Tour".^[6]

On 22 June 2012, the band premiered their new single, "Hurt Lovers", during a concert in China. In an interview shortly after the concert, the band claimed that "Hurt Lovers" was one of the first tracks they recorded after re-uniting, and that it was an obvious choice for their comeback single. The track was co-written by the band, along with Jez Ashurst, David Jost, Martin Schmidt and Alexander Zuckowski.^[7] It received positive reception across Asia, before being officially premiered in Germany on 6 October 2012. The creators of the film Break Up Man [ de ] approached the band, and asked if the song could be used as the official theme for the film. Thus, the track received an early release in Germany on 4 January 2013, before being released across the world later in the year. In promotion of the single, the band performed it live on Vocea României on 4 December 2012,^[8] as well as embarking on an acoustic radio tour across six cities in Germany.^[9] In October 2012, the group confirmed via their official Facebook page that the title of their fourth studio album would be Roulette. It was also revealed that the album would receive an early release in Germany, being made available from 25 January 2013. The band shot the album's artwork in a deserted casino in November 2012.^[10]

Singles

The release of Roulette was preceded by "I Can," the band's comeback single. The track served as the United Kingdom's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2011, which was held in Düsseldorf, Germany. It came 11th in the contest, scoring 100 points.^[11] The single was released on 1 May 2011 as a digital download, with the physical release the day after.^[12] It reached the top ten in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland and peaked at number 16 on the UK Singles Chart, becoming Blue's lowest-charting single in the United Kingdom up to then.^[13] "I Can" was later included as an international bonus track on Roulette.

On 4 January 2013, "Hurt Lovers" was released as the album's lead single in German-speaking Europe – three weeks prior to the release of Roulette there.^[14] The creators of the German film Break Up Man (2013) had approached the band, and asked if the song could be used as the official theme for the film. Thus, the track received an early release, before being released across the world later that year.^[7] While the song became another top ten success in Germany, peaking at number seven on the German Singles Chart, it reached number 70 in the United Kingdom only.^[13]

"Without You" was released as the second single from the album on 16 May 2013 only in German-speaking Europe. The music video premiered the same day. "Break My Heart" was released as the third single from the album on 29 June for radio premiere and 5 August 2013 for digital download. The single was released as official single only in Germany and promotional radio single on United Kingdom.^{[ citation needed ]} The music video was premiered on 18 August. The song was released as the third single in the United Kingdom as part of the Roulette Summer Edition EP on 2 September 2013.^[15] "Broken" and "Ayo" were released as the fourth and fifth single in the United Kingdom and Ireland on 2 February 2014.^[16] The music video for "Broken" premiered on 31 January 2013.^[17]

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Daily Express	^[18]

Stephen Unwin from Daily Express found that "one of the great things about Blue is that they can all sing, especially Lee. Another is that they can pull together a song, either among themselves or roping in an Elton John or two, that is standout good. Another is that they're likeable, even if you're not 13 and anyone that will stick to Blu-Tack will do. We don't even mind that they split up ages ago, arguably knowing that making up is the most profitable thing to do. So here they are trying to convince us that they never lost it and it's working."^[18] Renowned for Sound editor Brendon Veevers wrote that the "pop/RnB sound that is synonymous with Blue is found within almost each song that makes up Roulette. While it is great to be offered something we are familiar with in terms of Blue pennings we wonder if it is wise for the group to be so reliant on a safety net at this point in their career, particularly since it hadn’t work for them as well as they had hoped when they first made a comeback two years ago? We aren’t entirely sure it is. Regardless of this, Roulette is a fun and weighty release from Blue who may just find themselves back in the charts if they pick their singles wisely from the record."^[19]

Track listing

*Roulette* track listing
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Hurt Lovers"	Ali Zuckowski Martin "Fly" Fliegenschmidt Jez Ashurst David Jost	Robin Grubert Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt^[a] Kiko Masbaum^[a]	3:56
2.	"Without You"	Wayne Hector Mich Hansen Jason Gill Daniel Davidsen Lee Ryan Duncan James Anthony Costa Simon Webbe	Cutfather Gill Davidsen	3:27
3.	"Break My Heart"	Novel Jannusi George Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Julian Vasquez^[a]	4:06
4.	"Ayo"	Saif Naqui Troy Henry Ryan James Costa Webbe	Henry	3:50
5.	"Risk It All"	Lucas Secon Hector	Secon	3:42
6.	"Heart on My Sleeve"	Hector Hansen Gill Davidsen	Cutfather Gill Davidsen	3:51
7.	"We've Got Tonight"	Jannusi Hector Wallen Pat Devine Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek	3:39
8.	"Paradise"	Jannusi Geo Slam Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Slam^[a]	3:46
9.	"Black Box"	Hector Secon Hansen Jonas Jeberg	Cutfather Jeberg	3:28
10.	"Broken"	Devine Carl Haley Greg Haley Charlie Platt Rafael Haley Jake Isaac Ryan James Costa Webbe	The Fives	3:56
11.	"Break You Down"	Hi W. Jackson Obi Ebele Uche Ebele Ryan James Costa Webbe	Da Beatfreakz Steve DuBerry	3:38
12.	"All I Need"	DuBerry Ryan James Costa Webbe	DuBerry	3:27
Total length:				44:46

French/Italian/Norwegian/Austrian/Swiss/German bonus track^[20]
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
13.	"I Can"	James Ryan Ben Collier Ciaron Bell Ian Hope Liam Keenan StarSign	Ronny Svendsen Hallgeir Rustan	3:01
Total length:				47:47

UK and Ireland/International bonus track
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
13.	"Sing for Me"	Novel Jannusi Teddy Sky	RedOne	3:18
Total length:				48:04

German iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus tracks^[21]
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
14.	"Give Me a Shot"	Uche Ebele Obi Ebele Andres Gill Zachary Maxey Ryan James Costa Webbe Mario Bayliss	Da Beatfreakz DuBerry	3:32
15.	"Sing for Me"	Jannusi Sky	RedOne	3:18

International iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus track
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
14.	"Give Me a Shot"	Uche Ebele Obi Ebele Gill Maxey Ryan James Costa Webbe Bayliss	Da Beatfreakz DuBerry	3:32

Deluxe tour edition bonus remix disc
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Break My Heart" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Radio Mix – Dirty)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a] Tracy Young ^[b]	3:40
2.	"Break My Heart" (Radio Edit – No Rap)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a]	3:02
3.	"Break My Heart" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Extended Dub Mix)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a] Young^[b]	5:32
4.	"Break My Heart" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Extended Mix)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a] Young^[b]	5:32
5.	"Break My Heart" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Radio Mix – Clean)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a] Young^[b]	3:39
6.	"Break My Heart" (Radio Edit)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a]	3:25
7.	"Break My Heart" (Single Mix)	Jannusi Wallen Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Vasquez^[a]	3:29
8.	"Hurt Lovers" (Radio Edit)	Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt Ashurst Jost	Grubert Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt^[a] Masbaum^[a]	3:23
9.	"Hurt Lovers" (Boot Slap's Club Mix)	Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt Ashurst Jost	Grubert Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt^[a] Masbaum^[a] Boot Slap^[b]	5:52
10.	"Hurt Lovers" (TroyBoi Remix)	Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt Ashurst Jost	Grubert Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt^[a] Masbaum^[a] TroyBoi ^[b]	3:57
11.	"Hurt Lovers" (Acapella)	Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt Ashurst Jost	Grubert Zuckowski Fliegenschmidt^[a] Masbaum^[a]	3:38
12.	"Sing for Me" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Radio Mix)	Jannusi Sky	RedOne Young^[b]	3:06
13.	"Sing for Me" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Extended Mix)	Jannusi Sky	RedOne Young^[b]	5:51
14.	"Paradise" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Radio Mix)	Jannusi Slam Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Slam^[a] Young^[b]	3:44
15.	"Paradise" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Extended Mix)	Jannusi Slam Ryan James Costa Webbe	BeatGeek Slam^[a] Young^[b]	5:33
16.	"Ayo" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Radio Mix)	Saif Naqui Troy Henry Ryan James Costa Webbe	Henry Young^[b]	3:23
17.	"Ayo" (Tracy Young's Ferosh Extended Mix)	Saif Naqui Troy Henry Ryan James Costa Webbe	Henry Young^[b]	6:22

Notes

^a signifies a co-producer
^b signifies an additional producer

Charts

Chart performance for *Roulette*
Chart (2013)	Peak position
Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)^[22]	30
German Albums (Media Control Charts)^[23]	14
Irish Albums (IRMA)^[24]	90
Italian Albums (FIMI)^[25]	32
Japanese Albums (Oricon)^[26]	192
Scottish Albums (OCC)^[27]	21
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)^[28]	31
UK Albums (OCC)^[29]	13

Release history

*Roulette* release history
Country	Date	Format(s)	Label	Ref(s)
Germany	25 January 2013	CD digital download	Island Universal	^[30]
Italy	1 February 2013			—
South Africa	23 February 2013			—
United Kingdom	28 April 2013		Island	^[3]
Ireland	28 April 2013		Island	^[31]

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v t e Blue
Antony Costa Duncan James Lee Ryan Simon Webbe
Studio albums	All Rise One Love Guilty Roulette Colours Heart & Soul
Compilation albums	The Remixes Best of Blue 4ever Blue The Platinum Collection Ultimate Blue
Singles	"All Rise" "Too Close" "If You Come Back" "Fly By II" "Best in Me" "One Love" "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" "U Make Me Wanna" "Guilty" "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours" "Breathe Easy" "Bubblin'" "Curtain Falls" "Get Down on It" "Only Words I Know" "I Can" "Hurt Lovers" "Without You" "Haven't Found You Yet"
Other singles	"I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday"
Tours	The Big Reunion Roulette Tour
Related articles	Discography Eurovision: Your Country Needs Blue United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011