British singer Adele has unveiled the message behind her new song titled "When We Were Young" while Demi Lovato has performed a wonderful rendition of "Hello."
During an interview on "60 Minutes" on Nov. 15, Sunday, Adele talked about the forthcoming song on the "25" album, her favorite artists and becoming a mother.
Canadian musician Tobias Jesso Jr. co-wrote the Adele track that is based on the concept of being with every single individual a person has ever fallen in and out of love with while in a small party. In this occasion, everyone feels like they are 15 again instead of being all 50-year-old adults who do not have the time to be in each other's lives, according to Rolling Stone.
Meanwhile, 23-year-old American singer Demi Lovato belted out a powerful cover of Adele's "Hello" at the KISS FM Fall Ball in Seattle on Nov. 14, Saturday, according to MTV.
The "Give Your Heart a Break" singer performed "Hello" with Lovato's familiar high notes. Earlier in September, Lovato also covered Hozier's "Take Me to Church" on the Radio 1 Live Lounge of BBC.
Likewise, Adele noted on "60 Minutes" that she is currently fond of listening to the albums of Scottish electronic band Chvrches and Canadian singer Grimes. Aside from them, the 27-year-old British songwriter has always listened to Jeff Buckley's "Grace" album.
To promote the new album, Adele has promised to perform in the United States. However, she jokingly stated to SiriusXM Radio that people should not get too excited since her last U.S. tour was cut short by a vocal cord hemorrhage.
The first single off the forthcoming album, "Hello," has already reached the No. 1 spot at the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Likewise, the music video, which was directed by Canadian actor Xavier Dolan and features both Adele and Tristan Wilds, has already beaten Taylor Swift's star-studded "Bad Blood" music video for the most number of views in a span of 24 hours.
In other news, Adele's third album titled "25" will be released on Nov. 20, Friday, through XL Recordings.