Adam Lambert Album: To Be Released Under New Label; Singer Promises New Sound and Direction

By Kara Michelle Oct 06, 2014 09:08 AM EDT

Adam Lambert Album: To Be Released Under New Label; Singer Promises New Sound and Direction

The Adam Lambert album 2014 promised release date may come out later than sooner expected by fans. As things now stand, the singer has parted ways with RCA Records and has just signed up with a new label. In a talk with Ryan Seacrest just last month, according to a Billboard report, Lambert revealed: "I'm not going to say too much because I try to keep things under wraps. I'm working on this album I'm really excited about it. I got signed to another label, which I'm not going to reveal right now, but it's a really good deal and it's a good project. I'm working with an amazing executive producer."

The 32-year-old pop artist left RCA July last year following the release of "Trespassing." In terms of commerce, the second Adam Lambert album sales performance was phenomenal, reaching number one on the Billboard 200 chart as well as the top of the iTunes album chart, and selling close to 78,000 copies, on its debut day. Critically, the "Trespassing" Adam Lambert album reviews were almost unanimously positive. It was among the best albums of the year Rolling Stone, People, and Ryan Seacrest.com. Among the Adam Lambert songs listed in the track are the often played "Trespassing," Better Than I Know Myself," and "Never Close Our Eyes" songs.

Lambert and RCA went their separate ways amicably. As gathered, the studio is prepared to support only an Adam Lambert album "covers," that is, an album of Lambert featuring only cover versions of other artists' songs, specifically those of the 80's era. Lambert himself told The Hollywood Reporter that "while there are lots of great songs from that decade, my heart is simply not in doing a covers album.... I am already deep into writing new material with some very talented colleagues for a brand new album, and I can't tell you how excited I am to share this new sound & direction. This music is where my heart is, and I believe that is what my fans want to hear."