Germany's 1LIVE Radio Features New Music: Adam Lambert "Ghost Town"
Filed Under () by broddybounce on Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Posted at : Wednesday, August 19, 2015
— 1LIVE (@1LIVE) August 19, 2015
Germany's 1LIVE Radio has a feature on Adam and GT on its "Neu für den Sektor" (New for the Sector) section:
Direct translation from German by Google Translate:
A man wanders through the darkness. He desperately up the collar of his leather jacket. Can he still believe in God? And to James Dean? A cold wind whistles through the empty swept road. So about the new song by Adam Lambert feels.
The man in the leather jacket has a broken heart. Even more so: "My heart is a ghost town," Adam Lambert sings, and he has a crisis of faith on top of it also: "Tried to believe / in God and James Dean / Hollywood but sold out." "Ghost Town" is a hymn to the lone wolf, the Broken Hearted, who knows no other way out and about already no longer knows who he is - and quite honestly, who has not ever had this feeling?
In this position on original page is Warner Bros tweet of video of Adam performing "Ghost Town" on The Late Late Show With James Corden. Use link above to access.
Musically, "Ghost Town" a grim mixture of dance elements with beats and effects, and classic singer / songwriter elements. Adam Lambert himself calls it "of existential dance goth rave thing" - has therefore to do with the song by Madonna little, of a "post-apocalyptic love song" for Adam Lambert.
"Ghost Town" in 140 characters
"My heart is a ghost town!" Adam Lambert's new single is a melancholy dance anthem with sad text that makes you think.
Angeberwissen (difficult word to translate, but I believe it might be akin to "Anecdote")
Because his old record company RCA Records wanted to get him to record an album with cover songs from the eighties, although he did not feel it, Adam Lambert left the store. A day after he officially announced that Warner Bros. Records announced at him. Some time later, signed Lambert - a win-win situation for both began that continues today. By the way: Adam Lambert is the first artist who led as openly gay US album charts (with "Trespassing", 2012).
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