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Adele

A sprawling, soul-drenched document of divorce and reconstruction. Intimate voice notes and raw, unpolished vocal takes meet lush, 1970s-inspired arrangements.

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01Tracklist — 12 tracks · 58m
01
Strangers by Nature
3:02
02
Easy on Me
3:44
03
My Little LoveStandout
6:29
04
Cry Your Heart Out
4:15
05
Oh My God
3:45
06
Can I Get It
3:30
07
I Drink WineStandout
6:16
08
All Night Parking (interlude)
2:41
09
Woman Like Me
5:00
10
Hold On
6:06
11
To Be LovedStandout
6:43
12
Love Is a Game
6:43
02Liner Notes
It's basically a 60-minute therapy session with the best singer on the planet.

A heavy, soul-searching journey through the wreckage of a life toward a hard-won peace.

Put this on for
Headphones on and the world locked out while the rain hits the glass That heavy silence in the kitchen after the kids finally fall asleep Walking home alone through city streets under orange sodium lamps Wine glass half empty and the phone face down on the table Sunday morning reset with the blinds drawn and no plans made Driving through the neighborhood where you used to live with someone else Staring at old photos and realizing how much you have changed
Moments worth waiting for
The heartbreaking inclusion of voice notes on My Little Love where she explains her sadness to her son.
The absolute vocal destruction of the final bridge in To Be Loved recorded in a single raw take.
The shift from the cinematic Disney-esque strings of the opener into the familiar comfort of the lead single.
Sounds like
2021s production with a 2020s soul
Sits beside
Blue - Joni Mitchell, Back to Black - Amy Winehouse, Untitled (Rise) - Sault, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill - Lauryn Hill
Lyrical territory
self_examination, love_lost, family
03Deviation
30 · vs · Adele
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Artist
This Album
Low Energy
Energy · 19% less than usual

On this album, low energy sits about 19% less prominent than across the rest of the artist's catalogue.

Defined by its presence across the album
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