Adele’s new music continues to break our hearts and we still love it

After a nearly 4 year hiatus, Adele Atkins made a comeback with the release of her album “25” in late 2015. The moment she released her single, “Hello,” it became an instant sensation. Like her previous albums, Adele’s new music features songs about heartbreak, separation, and heartbreak. Adele has definitely mastered the art of singing songs about grief.

It’s no wonder why her song “Hello” garnered 1.2 million digital downloads and 61.2 million streams in its first week alone. It debuted first on the Billboard Top 100. Of course, it wasn’t the first time her song had debuted on the top. It was already the fourth of Adele’s singles to rank first at the time of release. “Hello” took the world by storm, causing her to sell over 10 million copies of the album in the United States alone by the end of 2016.

To top it off, it walked away with every award it was nominated for at the 2017 Grammys, including Album of the Year. People loved her even more when she dedicated her win to Beyoncé, who everyone hoped would take home Album of the Year. She showed her love for Queen B and how she was inspired by her songs. She also said that Beyoncé’s Lemonade was monumental and she felt ashamed to accept the award. She even voted for Lemonade to win, as she revealed in a backstage interview.

There was one more thing that he revealed during his speech that not many people might have noticed. She thanked her husband and son, revealing that she is already married.

Although that was the highlight of the night, Adele had plenty of great moments during the show. She opened the Grammys with “Hello” and was phenomenal as always. It was a perfect rendition of the song, seemingly to redeem himself after her disastrous rendition of “All I Ask” last year. She has also paid tribute to George Michael. She even cursed on stage and asked the band to repeat the performance because she wanted it to be perfect.

Send my love (to your new lover)

Adele’s new song, “Send My Love”, was her last single release. It was part of her album “25” from 2015. The song is somewhat upbeat with a touch of Indian music. However, like all of her other songs, it was still a message about heartbreak and ending a relationship with someone. This time, however, it was more positive. letter includes “Send my love to your new lover, treat her better, we have to let go of all our ghosts.” The song talks a lot about acceptance. Adele’s music video also showed her in a good mood. It was about forgiving and releasing an ex-lover. This was a bit different with her songs in the past, which were mostly about revenge, anger and holding on.

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Adele is undoubtedly a worldwide phenomenon. It’s no wonder why her concerts around the world have gone so well. In fact, her 2016 concerts of hers were extremely successful. If you haven’t seen her live yet, she will continue her world tour in 2017. She has upcoming concerts in Perth, Australia and Auckland, New Zealand. She also has shows scheduled in London in the middle of the year.

No more age-based albums

Although all of her albums named after her age at the time of release were successful, Adele said that her next albums will no longer reflect her age. So if you’re thinking Adele’s new release will be called 29 or 30, that’s not going to happen (at least for now). She had this revelation during the Carpool Karaoke session she had with James Corden’s The Late Late Show. Corden even joked about it, saying that he hoped Adele would continue to release an album based on her age until she was 77.

It was also during the show that Adele joked about starting her own squad. She would have loved to be on a team with Beyoncé, Amy Schumer, Emma Stone, and Jennifer Lawrence. Her squad would fight Taylor Swift’s.

Without a doubt, Adele is at the peak of her success right now. She has broken records with her album sales, hits and Grammy Awards. She’s obviously preparing herself for more. Considering her vocal abilities and the type of songs she has created, chances are she will rise higher in the years to come.