Multiple Grammy and Emmy-award winning musician Harry Connick, Jr. releases his anticiapted new album, 'That Would Be Me.'

For the first time in his career, Connick took a step outside his musical comfort zone to work in the studio with two "external" producers on this album – the acclaimed Eg White (Sam Smith, Adele, Florence And The Machine) and Butch Walker (Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Pink, Weezer).

'That Would Be Me' was recorded in London with White and Nashville with Walker. The result is a carefully crafted record full of surprises and stirring musical conjurations, delivering 11 new songs and new insights into his artistry.

'That Would Be Me' includes infectious gems like the White-produced "(I Like It When You) Smile," which includes an impromptu-hand clap and Connick serving up a one-of-a-kind-scat-rap-of-a-vocal that heats up mid-song and never lets down. Walker-helmed songs include the percolating "(I Think I) Love U A Little Bit," the sultry/funky "Songwriter" and the catchy first single, "(I Do) Like We Do."