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Lambert Blends '90s Rock and 2000s Dance for New Track
5 Jun
Summary
- New single 'Under the Rhythm' samples ATC's 2000 hit.
- Song themes: overcoming hardship through music's power.
- Album 'ADAM' releases July 10; tour follows.
Adam Lambert's new single, "Under the Rhythm," marks a departure from the '90s alternative rock sound of his previous release, "Eat U Alive." This latest track looks back to the year 2000 for its inspiration.
The song interpolates the 2000 hit "Around the World (La La La La La)" by ATC, blending its iconic melody with a dark dance rhythm. A visually striking music video accompanies the single, showing Lambert's confinement in a mental institution before his eventual escape.
Lambert shared that "Under the Rhythm" is about music's ability to help people overcome life's difficulties. He aims to inspire listeners to persevere towards joy, emphasizing the connective and healing aspects of music.
The lyrics reflect this theme, with lines about finding solace and energy in the beat. The upcoming album, "ADAM," is scheduled for release on July 10. Following the album drop, Lambert will embark on a tour.
