Adam Lambert ‑ Velvet

© Copyright 2020 Variety Media, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, LLC. Since first collaborating with Brian May and Roger Taylor during his almost-triumphant run on 2009’s iteration of “American Idol,” every That said, Lambert’s career is nothing to sniff at. Perhaps.Luckily, Lambert and producer Fred Ball (Rihanna, The Carters) find their center and funnel that liquid toward a solid, catchy chorus worthy of an old parquet floor (other willowy dance tracks such as “Loverboy” and “Love Don’t” weren’t as lucky, and end up fizzling) and a retro-pulsating groove.In fact, Lambert’s fellow co-writers and producers Josh Cumbee (Sia, Armin van Buuren), Tommy English (Carly Rae Jepsen, The Knocks), Butch Walker (Weezer, Taylor Swift) and more, help make “Velvet” plush and poignant, as well as more textural (crushed velvet?!) Either way, Adam Lambert has made “Velvet” a testament to finding his way, personally and professionally, in what is his most accomplished solo work to date. Adam Lambert sort ici son nouvel album après avoir sorti un EP (Velvet Side A) en 2019.

The former features an understatedly contagious chorus and an uneasily tense pronouncement of the self (“The stranger you are / They wanna keep you locked in the dark / The stranger you are / They’re gonna try to tear you apart”) that’s brassy, sassy and sensual. Too much dazz-dazz-disco-jazz? On the title track to his fourth studio album, 2020's magical and funky Velvet, Adam Lambert confesses that he's feeling nostalgic and suspects he's not the only one. Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. Starting with his gold-certified debut, “For Your Entertainment,” and its Grammy-nominated single, “Whataya Want from Me,” he went on to release two additional solidly sparkly solo albums finding his place and flashy Gaga-lite pop sound.Through much of “Velvet,” his fourth solo album, however, Lambert doesn’t seem satisfied to play nice, anymore. L’album inclut un titre avec la légende Nile Rodgers. A slow and spaciously atmospheric “On the Moon” holds a similar slither and sensuality in its grasp. "Velvet" Released: March 20, 2020 Velvet (stylized in all caps ) is the fourth studio album by … Read Next: Jon Pardi Extends Publishing Deal With Sony/ATV Nashville Only here, Lambert uses a dozen jazz and vocal soul runs, rhapsodizes about tripping on the moon, scratches up his pipes, and winds up sounding, sensationally, like Once liberated, Lambert rarely goes back to the hammy, glam-trap pop of his previous albums. Adam Lambert has made his new album “Velvet” a testament to finding his way, personally and professionally. Editors’ Notes Throughout his career, Adam Lambert has always been open to change. After an aquatic house music intro, he announces that he wants to, “Rock something in my own special way, like its tailor-made for me.” He could just as well be talking about his career in covers — from “American Idol” to the Queen apprenticeship — or a relationship or his out and proud place in the world or his view forward as to where wants to go as an artist in 2020. “Closer to You” is another spare piece. Although in giving Rodgers the sonic spotlight, he threatens to overpower Lambert’s soft warbling highs and the arrangement’s watery ambience. A few guitar tricks, a Satie-like piano, a set of background voices hewing close to his teary lyrical reading. On the title track to his fourth studio album, 2020's magical and funky Adam Lambert est aussi depuis 2012 le chanteur principal de “The Rhapsody Tour” avec les membres de Queen.

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