Adele sings of love and heartbreak, regret and nostalgia, fear and desire, insecurity and hope; universal feelings that have long defined life for mankind.
She brings these messages with the conviction and legitimacy that only an older soul can bring, which explains why her fan-base, known as the Adele Army, remains so dedicated.
What is Adele?
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins (born 5 May 1988) is an English singer-songwriter and musician renowned for her emotive vocals and traditionally-crafted songs, making her one of the most acclaimed performers of her generation. Adele also regularly graces live stages as a live performer.
She began singing at four, writing her debut song Hometown Glory when she was sixteen. Graduating from the BRIT School in Croydon in 2007, she made her television debut performing Daydreamer on Later with Jools Holland; that performance led to well-received concerts that built anticipation for her debut album 19 which debuted January 8, 2008.
This record sold more than three million copies worldwide and earned her a Grammy Award. Additionally, she made it onto the Rich List in 2016 earning PS40 Million and broke attendance records during her tours.
Her Music
Adele has combined soulful vocals and traditional songcraft into one of the most broadly popular artists of her generation. Her 2008 debut album 19, was an international chart-topper; its singles such as Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You have also reached number one status worldwide.
Her second album, 21, was an even bolder and more stylistically diverse collection of material than its predecessor. 21 was the best-selling album of 2011 and produced more popular hits, such as gospel-infused Blackbird and breakup ballad Rolling in the Deep.
Adele returned from touring in 2015 with her third studio album 25. Her fourth and most recent studio release 30 was then released a year later, receiving incredible reception by fans that supported each new musical release no matter the duration between releases; one high-ranking executive who prefers anonymity referred to Adele as being “label proof.”
Her Life
Adele made her first television debut singing Daydreamer on Later With Jools Holland on November 7, 2007 after recording a demo for her class project at BRIT School and having it posted by a friend to MySpace by which time XL Recordings had discovered her.
21 (2011) was an enormous worldwide sales success, earning her 15 Grammy awards. 21 was even more stylistically varied, incorporating gospel and disco influences. It proved immensely popular both domestically and globally – including singles like Rolling in the Deep and Someone Like You that proved immensely popular with listeners worldwide.
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Her Legacy
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins possesses an innate understanding of human condition. Her songs touch people around the globe. Adele Laurie Blue Adkins is a trailblazer for women in music industry; her body of work continues to break records.
She stands out in an industry filled with power ballads sung soulfully; her regal persona not just an image but rather a way of life.
Therese Breen, who worked alongside Adele as warden and regional deputy commissioner in Atlantic Canada, noted her deep knowledge of correctional systems. Breen noted Adele is a leader who knows how to deal with stressful situations associated with corrections work;
She doesn’t take nonsense from anyone or herself, which shines through in her music and appearances on David Letterman and Ellen DeGeneres shows. Additionally, she’s supported by an expert team which keeps her focused and on track.