It’s Adele’s season once more. The 15-time Grammy winner is about to release her long-awaited fourth studio album, which will be her first new music in six years, and the world is eagerly anticipating her return. After a Canadian radio DJ tweeted that Adele will be releasing a new song within the week, which would have been, rumours began to circulate that she was planning a comeback. Adele did not release anything by that date, but billboards for her then-rumored album (30) began appearing in locations all over the globe on the same day, including prominent worldwide landmarks.
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Fans’ thirsts were quenched on October 5 when Adele announced the release of her new single “Easy On Me” on October 15 and shared a clip of the song on social media. After months of teasing and intrigue, Adele confirmed that her new album 30 will be released on November 19th. Adele also revealed the album’s tracklist on November 1st. Fans just have a few weeks to stock up on Kleenex and prepare themselves for the singer’s heartache ballads.
Here’s everything you need to know about Adele’s new music album era.
What Is Adele’s New Album Called?
Adele confirmed the title of her next album, 30 in a message released on her social media on Oct. 13, confirming fans’ wild speculation. Adele said in the touching statement that she was “finally ready to put this album out” after going through “the most turbulent phase” of her life, which she described as her divorce from ex-husband Simon Konecki.
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Following 2009’s 19, 2011, 21, and 2015’s 25, the “Someone Like You” singer is maintaining her tradition of naming her albums after the year she penned them. Adele is 33 years old, thus the songs on the next album would have been written sometime in 2018 and before her May 5th birthday in 2019.
30 – November 19 pic.twitter.com/vp6ornlda2
— Adele (@Adele) October 13, 2021
“When I originally started it about three years ago, I was certainly nothing near where I’d hoped to be,” she wrote. “Actually, quite the reverse.” She referred to 30 as her “ride-or-die” companion, who assisted her through this challenging time and discovering new facets of herself. “Along the road, I’ve learned a lot of stinging home truths about myself,” she remarked. “I’ve dropped a lot of layers while still adding new ones. I’ve discovered some truly beneficial and healthy mentalities to lead with, and I now feel like I’ve rediscovered my emotions.” Thanks in part to the album-making process, she now claims she’s “never felt more serene” in her life.
The number “30” was seen on billboards in a number of places across the world before the title was verified, including projections on the Colosseum in Rome, the Louvre Museum in Paris, and the Empire State Building in New York City. The unexplained sightings were quickly linked to Adele by admirers.
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What Is Adele’s 30 Tracklist?
Adele revealed the 30 tracklists in an email to her newsletter subscribers on November 1st. The album’s standard version includes 12 tracks, including “Easy On Me,” “My Little Love,” which is dedicated to her son Angelo, and an interlude named “All Night Parking,” which features late jazz pianist and composer Erroll Garner. It’s unclear if Garner will be included in the song via a sample or a spoken word phrase.
The singer also revealed the titles of three additional tracks that will be available only at Target as part of a deluxe version, one of which features a not-so-surprise collaborator. Adele appears to have left a Taylor Swift-style easter egg when she listed Chris Stapleton as her dream duet partner during Vogue’s 73 Questions since the country singer appears on a duet version of “Easy On Me” on the deluxe version. The following is a list of Adele’s 30 songs:
- Strangers By Nature
- Easy On Me
- My Little Love
- Cry Your Heart Out
- Oh My God
- Can I Get It
- I Drink Wine
- All Night Parking (with Erroll Garner) (Interlude)
- Woman Like Me
- Hold On
- To Be Loved
- Love Is A Game
- Wild Wild West (Bonus Track)
- Can’t Be Together (Bonus Track)
- Easy On Me (with Chris Stapleton) (Bonus Track)