Singer Adam Lambert on Monday performed
music from his sophomore album Trespassing on Good Morning
America.
Lambert discussed Trespassing,
which lands on store shelves Tuesday, before performing.
“I just wanted to get back down to
what I loved about music. And take my time and write it from a place
where I was at home, hanging out with friends, going out, celebrating
birthdays, you know, being with family. That's what music is all
about – a celebration.”
“And being back in like a normal life
really helped inspire me.”
“It hasn't been normal for you since
American Idol,” host Robin Roberts said. “A lot has come
your way and all well deserved.”
When Roberts asked about the sound of
Trespassing, Lambert answered: “I think funk is something
that's universal. You know, I think funk exists now, today on the
radio with dance music. It's a more modernized version, but if you
go back to the classics, you know, disco and funk, it's timeless.
And so I really pulled a lot from that because I feel that anybody,
no matter who you are, no matter how old you are, girl, guy,
American, if you're international I think everybody loves a good
beat.” (The video is embedded in the right panel of this page.
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(Related: Adam
Lambert talks boyfriend Sauli Koskinen with Chelsea Handler.)