Sam Smith has officially returned!
Having earned huge success with debut album, 2014’s ‘In The Lonely Hour’ (which sold 7 million copies globally), the singer-songwriter has finally returned with ‘Too Good At Goodbyes’ – the first official single from ‘Hour’s long-awaited successor.
With Stargate at the helm of production, tuck in below to hear ‘Goodbyes’ and let us know if it was worth the wait!
Sam Smith officially returns this Thursday.
The British superstar has spent two years crafting the follow-up to his hugely successful debut ‘In The Lonely Hour’ and is finally ready to serve up the first taste.
Last week saw the 25-year-old signal his comeback with a series of well-timed announcement.
The latest, issued moments ago, reveals the title of the project’s lead single.
Details below…
Sam Smith‘s comeback has been dated. Officially.
Find out when the British hitmaker is set to return after the jump…
Sam Smith is on the comeback trail.
The British crooner dominated the music scene with his debut album ‘In The Lonely Hour,’ amassing global sales to the tune of 7 million and ample awards too.
Armed with that momentum, the singer looks set to make a grand return and it appears that it’s imminent.
See what we mean below…
The soulful sensation that is Sam Smith is on his way back to the world with a new album!
After moving close to 7.1 million units worldwide with ‘In the Lonely Hour’, the gifted vocalist now spends is day building new material for its follow-up.
Fortunately, he’s invited his fans along for the ride!
Studio snaps below…
Smith’s new album is yet to bag a due date and, should it drop before this year’s Grammy deadline, will be forced to go head to head with releases from the likes of Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry and Kendrick Lamar.
As unlikely pairings go, Sam Smith and Timbaland rank pretty high.
Yet, surprisingly the duo have been snapped in the studio together.
Smith, who took the world and Grammys by storm with his debut album ‘In The Lonely Hour,’ has maintained a super low profile.
Details are scarce about the follow-up to the 2014 set, but it looks as though Timbo is in the mix.
Taking to Instagram to share the snap, the hitmaker said of the Brit-bred star:
It was a pleasure working this man @samsmithworld #puretalent#goodvibes #makingmemories and #timeless #music ????
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Historically, the most random collaborations tend to yield the best results.
We can’t wait to hear what they’ve been cooking up.
The British singer/songwriter MNEK rubbed shoulders with his peers Tinie Tempah and Sam Smith at the launch of The Annabel’s Smoking Jacket By Casely Hayford in London yesterday evening.
There, the writer also rubbed shoulders with the likes of the model Leomie Anderson and the singer Connor Maynard as he continues to celebrate the success of ‘Hold Up’, the jam he penned for Beyonce.
More from their fun night out below…
Sam Smith is now an Oscar winner.
Unfortunately , if an insinuation made by one Dustin Lance Black is anything to go by, he may also be a fiance’-chaser.
Confused?
Full story below…
As if Academy Awards viewers weren’t already stunned by Sam Smith‘s slender physique, he gave them ample reason to keep their jaws dropped with an equally stunning performance of his hit ‘Writings on the Wall.’
Get into his impressive showing of the Oscar-nominated tune, found aboard soundtrack to ‘Spectre’ – the latest of the James Bond 007 series.
Watch it below:
It’s official…there’s nothing Lady Gaga cannot do.
Already boasting a slew of music honors over her short, yet illustrious career, now the pop diva can add a new prize to her ever full trophy collection: Golden Globe.
Nabbing “Best performance by an actress in a leading role in a series, limited series or motion picture made for television for her work on ‘American Horror Story,’ the talented songstress bested fellow Grammy winner Queen Latifah, Kirsten Dunst, and others to tearfully accept the award.
See her acceptance speech below:
Lorde, Sam Smith and Disclosure shared a stage this weekend?
Yes, yes they did and viewers of NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ had the pleasure of watching it live when the acts delivered renditions of their latest hits there.
Ready to watch a ‘Royal’ rock out with Mr. ‘Latch’ and the ‘Omen‘-making maestros?
Check them out after the jump…
The last twelve months have seen Sam Smith become ubiquitous on music charts across the globe – thanks largely to his Grammy winning debut ‘In The Lonely Hour.’
Following the set’s gargantuan success, the crooner is repackaging the project for a deluxe re-release sub-titled the ‘Drowning Shadows Edition.’
Due November 6th, little was known about the beefed up re-issue beyond its inclusion of acoustic takes on Whitney Houston’s ‘How Will I Know’ and Amy Winehouse’s ‘Love Is A Losing Game.’
However, tonight on Zane Lowe’s Beats1 radio show, 23-year old Smith premiered new number ‘Drowning Shadows.’
The British star described the track as “the saddest song I’ve ever written and probably the least radio-friendly song I’ve ever written.” He interestingly penned the cut before the hits that made him a household name, yet couldn’t find the right production to fit it.
Upon deciding to re-release the LP, he re-visited the song with his pianist and opted for a simple piano-led backdrop.
Take a listen below…
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