Last week I reported that American Idol alum Adam Lambert has been hard at work on his sophomore album, which is scheduled to drop Spring 2012. In addition to contributions from Bonnie McKee & Oliver Goldstein, Sia, Pharrell Williams, and Claude Kelly, Glambatar has recruited none other than legendary disco producer Nile Rodgers to work on his new album.
In addition to his legendary hits with Chic, Rodgers has produced for the likes of Diana Ross, David Bowie, Madonna, Sister Sledge, and many of your favorite past disco divas. This is the best news I've heard since hearing that Madonna has reunited with William Orbit (Ray Of Light) for her new album. Nile has been a large staple and contributor to the music industry, andwhile everyone is busy sampling old disco tracks from the 70's and 80's, why not get your hands on the real thing while he's still alive?
Here's what Rodgers tweeted about working with Lambert: “I really wouldn't say it if it weren't true-Working w Adam Lambert was one of the most organically perfect jams I've had since Bowie.” Naturally, Lambert promptly retweeted the message and sentiment, writing, “what an amazing day.”
I am excited for this collabo, but I'm pissed that Lambert beat me to it. If I were releasing an album Nile was someone along with Frankmusik that I desperately want to work with.
Check out a clip of Nile and Adam in the studio below...
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