Adele and Robbie Williams to make music on his next album Adele is set to record her first duet. ADELE is teaming up with mate Robbie Williams to record a new song. The multi-Grammy Award winning singer, 24, has agreed to sing a duet with Williams, 39, on his next album, the Daily Mail reports. A source said Adele and Williams "really hit it off" after meeting at the Brit Awards four years ago. "They are great friends and talked at length about doing something together when she was in LA with him ahead of the Oscars last month," said the source. They threw some ideas around but haven't decided exactly what song they'd like to work on, things are in the early stages. Adele has never collaborated on a song with anyone before. Williams has dueted with a range of performers including Nicole Kidman, Kylie Minogue and Rupert Everett. Williams was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2004 after being voted as the "Greatest Artist of the 1990s." He and wife Ayda Field welcomed a daughter Theodora, or Teddy, in September last year, while Adele giving birth to son Angelo just one month later.