When the always restless Enrique Iglesias is in the process of recording a CD, he works at night and sleeps during the day. So, it comes as little surprise that his latest disc is titled "Insomniac." What does raise the brow, however, is that it took Iglesias nearly four years to cut the project. Previously, the self-described hyperactive singer/songwriter recorded seven albums in eight years.

"This CD drove me nuts," Iglesias says with exasperation. "I say that because I beat myself up. There have been times when it was fun, but there were times where it has been ..." Enough said.

But Iglesias says that whatever the sales outcome, there was no lack of effort. Indeed, he went through about 50 songs before culling the final 12 for the disc. There are three Spanish counterparts of the English tracks, including "Dimelo," the chart-topping Spanish version of leadoff single "Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)."

The disc's musical menu reflects its diverse cast of studio chefs that include Mark Taylor, Max Martin, Johnta Austin, Sean Garrett and Brian Kidd. The evenly paced album runs from the effervescent pop of "Do You Know?" to the heartfelt ballad "Miss You," dedicated to Iglesias' girlfriend Anna Kournikova, to "Push," a chunky pop/hip-hop entry featuring rapper Lil Wayne.