31 dic 2010
30 dic 2010
Adam Lambert talks new album by Flecking records
Adam Lambert has spoken again about his new album.Adam hasn’t started working on his album yet, but it will hopefully be released in late spring/early summer 2011.
According to Hollywoodnews, in a recent interview with a French publication, Adam said: “I have not yet started but I have ideas … The next will be more focused on a particular topic.”
“With the first I wanted to write something that gives the public an opportunity to know me overall as a kind of presentation. Now I wish that each disc has a more specific topic. You know what I mean?”
“What is with ‘For YourEntertainment,’ that it gave me several options to take directions, and it made me aware of what was possible. The result will always rock but also electronica and pop. In fact it’ll probably be in the vein of ‘Whataya Want From Me.’”
http://www.fleckingrecords.co.uk/2010/12/adam-lambert-talks-new-album.html
29 dic 2010
28 dic 2010
Adam Lambert's Official YouTube Channel: Join now!
A few weeks ago it was reported that Adam Lambert launched his Official YouTube Channel and was chosen as one of 50 participating artists in a contest on YouTube’s “MyYouTube.” The contest allows fans to subscribe to Adam’s official YouTube Channel and the channels that he recommends, as well as spread the word to others via Facebook and twitter to subscribe.
http://www.youtube.com/myyoutube?x=en_US_adamofficial
Adam Lambert's 'Mad World' #3 of Top 20 show performances
3. ADAM LAMBERT, ''Mad World'' (Season 8)
Sure, Adam's interpretation of Gary Jules' cover of a minor Tears for Fears hit was vocally flawless. But that was pretty much par for the course during the season 8 runner-up's Idol run. What made ''Mad World'' so absolutely electrifying was the way Adam connected emotionally with the material. As he delivered the lines ''I went to school and I was very nervous/No one knew me, no one knew me,'' Adam, bathed in blue light, managed to tap into that wellspring of pain and insecurity that pretty much every person on the planet has felt at one time or another: The kid at school who can't find anyone to sit with in the cafeteria. The panic-stricken worker in the first week at a new job. The guest who shows up at a party and realizes, ''Oh, crap! I don't know anyone here but the host.'' There's something really special about a musical performance that can transport you to any number of places or scenarios. In the end, I think the British judge's standing ovation said it all.
http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20312226_20362239_20771003,00.html
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