Sam Smith's 'Hazel Eyes' Finds a More Organic, Romantic Direction
Sam Smith's fourth album moves away from polished pop toward a more organic blend of jazz, blues, and soul, telling a real-life love story. The singer worked primarily with Simon Aldred and co-produced for the first time, resulting in a more interesting and sophisticated sound. The record marks a deliberate departure from the synthetic style of previous hits like 'Unholy'.
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