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Sam Smith Announces New Album 'Hazel Eyes' with Romantic Single 'My Guy'
The 12-track album was co-produced with Simon Aldred and David Odlum and features collaborators Feist and Shahzad Ismaily.
- On Wednesday, Sam Smith announced their fifth studio album 'Hazel Eyes,' arriving August 21 via Capitol Records, and released lead single 'My Guy,' a heartfelt track inspired by life in the Big Apple.
- Describing the project as their most personal work, Smith co-produced the album with longtime collaborator Simon Aldred and David Odlum, serving as a heartfelt ode to New York.
- The 12-track project features contributions from Canadian singer-songwriter Feist and multi-instrumentalist Shahzad Ismaily, with portions recorded at Electric Lady Studios over three years of collaboration.
- Smith will mark the start of NYC Pride Weekend with an intimate performance at the Booking.com Theater at the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center on Friday, following recent residencies in Brooklyn and San Francisco.
- Earning four Grammy Awards for their 2014 debut 'In the Lonely Hour' established a legacy Smith continues with this collection, following the critical success of 2023's 'Gloria.
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Sam Smith is releasing a new album again this year. The artist announced on Wednesday that his fifth studio album, Hazel Eyes, will be released on August 21. The first single from the new album, My Guy, has already been released.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Sam Smith Announces New Album ‘Hazel Eyes,’ Releases ‘My Guy’ Single
Sam Smith has announced the release of their fifth album “Hazel Eyes,” releasing on August 21 via Capitol Records. Smith co-produced “Hazel Eyes” with Simon Aldred and David Odlum, touting 12 songs that were crafted with collaborators Feist, Shahzad Ismaily and Rob Moose. The record was partly recorded at Electric Lady Studios and is described […]
·Los Angeles, United States
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