Singer Adam Lambert, who has been hard at work on his sophomore album Tresspassing recently opened up to Rolling Stone about what fans can expect from his upcoming dance album:
This year, Lambert assembled hitmakers including Pharrell Williams, Dr. Luke and "Teenage Dream" co-writer Bonnie McKee to replace his 2009 debut's glam pop with a club-ready sound inspired by classic disco, Nineties electronica and Skrillex-y dubstep. He even got Chic's Nile Rodgers to play on "Shady," a sexy cut that Lambert describes as "Nine Inch Nails meets Saturday Night Fever." "There's party music, sex music, fucked-up-relationship S&M music," says the singer. "But every song explores something real."
Realest of all is "Outlaws of Love" – a smoldering serenade about gay marriage. "I'd never considered marriage before," says Lambert, who's dating Sauli Koskinen, a Finnish reality-TV personality. "But now that I am, I can't do it."
I am a fan of Adam as an artist (although his debut was a bit all over the place, but that's to be expected when you come from American Idol), and most of all I'm pretty excited to hear what he has cooking up with Nile Rodgers, who is a legend in the disco community. Adam Lambert will also discuss his evolving look on a future episode of All On the Line with Joe Zee on The Sundance Channel.
Check out a preview of Glambatar on All On The Line via Access Hollywood below...
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