Like Hosier's new album, it blurs the lines between classic gospel and pop music. This gospel infused album by this young English kid with a big voice is excellent. The album’s team of producers gives Smith a mostly blank canvas to showcase his vocals, providing room for soaring riffs over fingerpicked guitars on “Not in That Way” and “Leave Your Lover.” But neither leaves as indelible a mark as Smith’s lost love has left on his heart. Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2014. The deluxe edition of the album contains five bonus tracks, which includes a solo acoustic version of Disclosures single Latch and Naughty Boys. Elsewhere, though he reaches for his upper register with the same eagerness that he grasps for love, his emo hopelessness is a flood drowning everything in sight. He rolls deepest on the gospel-powered “Stay With Me” – a spare track with a simple arrangement that matches its bare plea – and “Like I Can,” a blissful groove that packs a Seventies rock-radio punch. But while the album flirts with a few radiant moments, Smith’s endless yearning isn’t wrapped in as many irresistible packages. Smith – a gifted blue-eyed-soulster with Barry Gibb’s flexible falsetto and Mark Ronson’s ear for throwback grooves – got noticed last year for his vocals on house duo Disclosure’s slow jam “Latch.” With In the Lonely Hour‘s orchestral flourishes and focus on a single unrealized affair, it seems the baby-faced singer is being positioned as a male Adele. Where do lonely hearts go? British singer Sam Smith, 21, has written a dissertation on the question with his debut LP. Hier könnt ihr in alle brandneuen Tracks des neuen Albums 'In The Lonely Hour' reinhören.Hier gibt es das Album In The. Length 14 tracks, 46:43 Release Date 1 January 2014 In the Lonely Hour is the debut studio album by English singer Sam Smith.
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