Rise Up

'Rise Up' is the first album of new material from Cliff Richard in 14 years.

Following a traumatic and draining period in his life Cliff Richard returns, in the best way he knows how, with an album of his first new material in 14 years. Backed by the belief and support of Warner Music Entertainment and new producer Rupert Christie, the album is a powerful statement. Drawing on new songwriting talent as well as some of his biggest hit writers, Cliff not only chose songs with immediate impact, but also those that reflected his own personal sentiments.

Cliff reunites with Olivia Newton-John for the first time in 23 years on Everybody's Someone (previous duets with Cliff Richard include Suddenly in 1980 and Had To Be 1995), and the album also features four tracks using Sir Cliff Richard's original vocals and newly recorded with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Devil Woman, The Minute You're Gone, Miss You Nights and Some People.