Adele and Age
I wrote on twitter yesterday that I would like Adele more if everyone in this world didn’t just flat out love her. That got my thinking about her decisions to name her albums after the year she was when she wrote the record.
You see it’s easy for a woman to name an album 19 or 21 when they are in fact 19 and 21. They are still young. What I can assure you what will happen however is Adele will release an album called 28 then three years later will release another album called 29 cause 99& of women at some point will lie about their age or just do away with the whole title of an album after a year business cause there is no way Adele is going to want to see an album title named 31.
February 11th, 2012 at 11:04 am
Adele’s 19 was strong. 21 is simply timeless. In the past two years, Adele has refined and reinvented her unique sound that always puts her aching yet powerful vocals and lyrics at the forefront. These are songs that could have been released in the 60s as easily as 30 years from now. Adele has injected her trademark piano ballads with the best from several different musical genres including Americana roots and country, r&b, blues and gospel. The music is exciting and simply is. It lives, breathes. I played a couple songs for my mom, who at forty years older than I, generally criticizes my music taste, and the first thing she said was “Wow, this girl really knows how to write a story–those songs are beautiful.”
Sara
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