Adele, the Music Maker

In 2011, Adele, a British singer based in London, was reported to cancel the rest of her tour because of the laryngitis that she had and many fans were disappointed.  She was discovered by a record company after her music was heard on MySpace.  Adele became a pop sensation after her album “21” was released in 2011. Songs such as “Rolling in the Deep,” “Set Fire to the Rain,”  “Someone like You,” and recently the new track “Hello” topped the chart and played on most contemporary music radio stations in America.  On November 20 of this year, Adele released a new album called “25,” the most anticipated album of the year as the artist has not released any new music for the past four years. She was nominated and won many Grammy awards and even the pop sensation British singer Ed Sheeran is afraid to go against her in a Grammy nomination.  Her success is not because of her image, it is her voice, talent, and love of music. 

Music is art. It lets the listeners see and understand another’s person perspective and experience in love or in whatever circumstances that the artist is depicting in the lyrics.  Music is healthy for the viewers and for the listeners.  It changes the way we see certain situations and helps us heal from any problems we run into.  Art is a work by someone or something and it allows the viewers to think and to see something from another person’s perspective.  We see love and heartbreak experience through Adele’s music and lyrics. We can even feel the pain she has to go through in her music as it is played on our favorite radio station.  Her voice is art itself and her songs are relatable, well-written and thought-out.  The sensation we feel is difficult to describe but it can help us to be a more well-informed and a better thinker as we have another’s person perspective under our belt.