Other streaming services, including Pandora and Google Play, could not immediately be reached for comment.Īdele's "25" is the first by the singer since "21" in 2011, which sold more than 30 million copies worldwide.
"If all artists did this, we wouldn't have the growth in subscriptions we have." "She's benefiting from paid subscriptions, but she's using this as an opportunity to try and sell more CD's or downloads," Deezer's Goldman said. The New York Times first reported the move. Tyler Goldman, chief executive, North America, of music streaming company Deezer told Reuters that the service would not offer "25" at launch.Īdele's representatives declined to comment on the decision.Ī music industry source said Adele's XL Recording label had decided to withhold "25," expected to be the biggest album release of 2015, from streaming platforms when it is released. We hope that she will give those fans the opportunity to enjoy '25' on Spotify alongside '19' and '21' very soon," the company said in a statement.
“I can handle my wine, I could drink five bottles of wine and have a normal conversation."We love and respect Adele, as do her 24 million fans on Spotify. I start arguments if I drink liquor,” she said of the mystery song. “It’s me going out and getting drunk at a bar. The Oscar- and Grammy-winning singer broke a five-year silence with an interview for Vogue, published last month, that spoke of living like a recluse as she battled anxiety.įor that profile, she played journalist Giles Hattersley snippets from the album – including one song Adele described as being about drinking and “destruction”, which fans are now positing might be I Drink Wine. The first single from the new album, Easy On Me, topped the British charts upon its release two weeks ago. In the six years since the release of her last album, 25, the 33-year-old megastar said she suffered a “year of anxiety” in which her marriage fell apart. VgoxOhoKBp- Alex Goldschmidt November 1, 2021Īdele has said the recording of 30 began three years ago, at a time when her life was “a maze of absolute mess and inner turmoil”. Can't wait to see which song on Adele's new album '30' makes me cry the most, but the sequence of 'Cry Your Heart Out', 'Oh My God', 'Can I Get It' and 'I Drink Wine' feels like the most relatable track list ever made.
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