I want this next album to celebrate where I ended up after Love Goes. ‘Love Goes’ was a time of change in my life, both personally and professionally. I’m learning for the first time ever to TAKE MY TIME and that new approach is SO exciting. I am making that music right now and you are in my heart every day I do it. To be able to make music and share it with you is the greatest honour of my life. Not having live shows to go to these past few years has reminded me how incredibly lucky I am to do what I do. Music is my healer and guide, my redemption and passion. I love old Judy Garland records and earlier this year discovered every RuPaul song that ever existed, which has completely changed my life for the better. In these times of extremes, I’ve found myself listening to Aretha’s rendition of ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ for comfort and then to Chloe’s ‘Have Mercy’, for pure joy. Through everything, music is and always will be my safe space, my first love. And our only real job in this is to survive, to help others survive too and to try keep smiling while we do it. It’s fucking scary but humbling that no matter how much we go through our routines, life is still going to do whatever the hell it wants. I’ve ceased trying to gain control of the things that we just can’t. No matter what has happened, we are all two years older, wiser and more experienced in this weird and wonderful thing called life. The one thing I can say about it is that through this, we have all GROWN. I am sure you can all relate to that feeling of ‘what the fuck’ that we’ve all experienced in recent times. Sharing music and performing was my entire life for 8 Years since the release of Latch and, over the past 18 months, I honestly didn’t know who I was without you.
It feels like a life time has gone by since I’ve seen you and I really want you to know I miss you all desperately. I can’t wait for you to hear the magic that’s happening. It’s the first time I’ve been outside of the UK since the beginning of 2020, and while it feels strange and I am, of course missing Velma, my family and friends so much, it feels massively exciting to be creating something new again. I’m writing from California where I’ve been busy writing and working on new music for a few weeks. So I thought, why don’t I start writing these letters to you at the end of every season? I wanted to start a line of communication that’s directly to you and only you: my fans. Pick up Sam Smith’s album In the Lonely Hour on Amazon ( Vinyl, CD, MP3).Ĭheck out Sam Smith's Zumic artist page for his latest music, news, and tour dates.I hope this letter finds you safe and healthy, wherever you are in the world. Between the moving song, amazing crowd reaction, his ability to stir the emotions of thousands, and sensational singing voice, this performance was incredible. Smith ended the song with a powerful final chorus.
It made a slight shift from emotional to upbeat and everybody was bouncing and clapping along. The crowd really went wild for the bridge, right when the rhythmic beat of the piano kicked in. "Lay Me Down" is such a meaningful song, and it's easily relatable for this particular demographic of teenagers and young adults. Several times throughout the video, he put people in tears with his beautiful voice and powerful lyrics. Sam Smith is the kind of gifted artist that can truly connect with his fans during a live performance. When the first chorus hit, thousands of people were gracefully swaying and belting out the words. Watch his live performance filmed by BBC above.įrom the very beginning of the song up until the last second, fans were mesmerized by the music and audibly singing along to every word. Sam Smith's touching performance of "Lay Me Down" this past Friday tugged at the heart strings of many passionate fans at Scotland's T in the Park.
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