Robbie Williams is set to quit his record label EMI

It has been reported that Robbie Williams is set to quit his record label EMI.

It’s said that Robbie has signed a four album deal worth a staggering £80 million with the company in 2002, but is planning on leaving them when he completes his final studio album next year.

Robbie’s manager Tim Clark said that “I would be very wary about signing him to any major label at the moment.”

Robbie is one of the label’s biggest-selling artists and has released three albums, ‘Escapology’, ‘Intensive Care’ and ‘Rudebox’, and the fourth, ‘Let’s Swing Again’, is due to come out in February 2008.

Guess we will have to wait and see what his plans will be if he does quit the record label.

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