![]() He reminds me of Adele and Duffy, two other British singers whom I like. At times some of the lyrics seem a bit trite and overdone with repetitive melodies, but nonetheless it is still quit enjoyable even for Smith’s voice alone. ![]() My favorite album of Smith’s is In The Lonely Hour. I like the type of songs you can sing along to and understand the words to. I love to sing, so I appreciate any artist that goes above and beyond with their music. I guess it depends on your mood… Although, the songs are so good that I’ve found myself listening to his slower ballads even on cheery and sunny days! I love how he has a blend of sad, raw songs and upbeat, happy ones. I have been listening to Sam Smith since my freshman year of high school, which was now five years ago! His talent is so pure and he can convey such strong emotion through his songs. Today’s installment of Arachnophonia is by student worker Emma A (class of 2021) and features In The Lonely Hour the 2014 debut album by UK singer Sam Smith. Editor’s note: Arachnophonia is a regular feature on our blog where members of the UR community can share their thoughts about resources from the Parsons Music Library‘s collection.Īll links included in these posts will take you to either the library catalog record for the item in question or to additional relevant information from around the web.
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