California - Adam Lambert finally released his official statement in connection with the album released by an indie label named "Hi-Fi Recordings /Wilshire Records" that features songs written by the San Diego native on 2005, and we quote:
"Last Friday I was surprised to find out that songs I recorded back in 2005 were being released. Since then I discovered the entire track listing, revealed online today. I was shocked to learn that songwriting demos of songs that I co-wrote and recorded over the past few years may be released in an album. Like a rough draft that a writer does before finishing a book, I did not intend my work on these demos to be heard by the public. I was unaware that anyone intended to release these recordings until I heard about it in the press, and I’m very disappointed by this entire situation."
To make it simple, Adam clarified that the songs released by the said indie record label are "drafts", or what they call 'em: "unfinished works". In related news, Adam's Fall "debut" album might be one of the "high profile" records for this year. EW reported that Mr. Lambert met with top song producers like Linda Perry, Sam Sparro and Ryan Tedder.
"Last Friday I was surprised to find out that songs I recorded back in 2005 were being released. Since then I discovered the entire track listing, revealed online today. I was shocked to learn that songwriting demos of songs that I co-wrote and recorded over the past few years may be released in an album. Like a rough draft that a writer does before finishing a book, I did not intend my work on these demos to be heard by the public. I was unaware that anyone intended to release these recordings until I heard about it in the press, and I’m very disappointed by this entire situation."
To make it simple, Adam clarified that the songs released by the said indie record label are "drafts", or what they call 'em: "unfinished works". In related news, Adam's Fall "debut" album might be one of the "high profile" records for this year. EW reported that Mr. Lambert met with top song producers like Linda Perry, Sam Sparro and Ryan Tedder.
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