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Pros
- Heartbreaking lyrics
- Beautiful piano melody
- Impassioned vocal delivery
Cons
- Studio version feels a bit rushed
Description
- Written by Adele and Dan Wilson
- Produced by Dan Wilson
- Released August 2011 by Columbia Records
Guide Review - Adele - "Someone Like You"
The story of the failed relationship that inspired Adele's album 21
has been widely covered and publicized. She was in love with an older
man age 30 and thought they would get married. However, that turned out
to not be the case and they endured a bitter breakup. When she
received the news that he was engaged to another woman, she wrote
"Someone Like You." It is her attempt to write something positive in
the wake of the breakup. There is the sound of some healing beginning
here, but the song is also heartbreaking.
Adele took the unfinished "Someone Like You" to Dan Wilson of the band Semisonic. Dan Wilson already owns a Grammy Award for Song of the Year earned co-writing the Dixie Chicks' "Not Ready To Make Nice" and a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song writing Semisonic's "Closing Time." It would be no surprise if he is in the running for Grammy Awards again with "Someone Like You." The piano melody is gorgeous and combined with Adele's heartfelt reading of her words, the effect is highly emotional. She apologizes for re-entering the life of the past love with hopes that she is not forgotten while wishing him all the best. Emotions are laid bare with some hope for true, lasting love in the future, but Adele sings that it will be in the arms of someone like the lover she lost.
The studio recorded album version of "Someone Like You" is quite powerful, but Adele has shown now that live is how the song truly shines and inspires goosebumps. The production of the original studio version feels slightly rushed and, compared with the live interpretations, Adele has not quite yet dug deeply into the emotion she can wring out of the song. This is a minor complaint, and "Someone Like You" is one of the top songs of 2011, but if you are a fan of "Someone Like You," you owe it to yourself to see a live performance.
Adele took the unfinished "Someone Like You" to Dan Wilson of the band Semisonic. Dan Wilson already owns a Grammy Award for Song of the Year earned co-writing the Dixie Chicks' "Not Ready To Make Nice" and a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song writing Semisonic's "Closing Time." It would be no surprise if he is in the running for Grammy Awards again with "Someone Like You." The piano melody is gorgeous and combined with Adele's heartfelt reading of her words, the effect is highly emotional. She apologizes for re-entering the life of the past love with hopes that she is not forgotten while wishing him all the best. Emotions are laid bare with some hope for true, lasting love in the future, but Adele sings that it will be in the arms of someone like the lover she lost.
The studio recorded album version of "Someone Like You" is quite powerful, but Adele has shown now that live is how the song truly shines and inspires goosebumps. The production of the original studio version feels slightly rushed and, compared with the live interpretations, Adele has not quite yet dug deeply into the emotion she can wring out of the song. This is a minor complaint, and "Someone Like You" is one of the top songs of 2011, but if you are a fan of "Someone Like You," you owe it to yourself to see a live performance.
Theres she again, Like nobody else, Member ANDELE
If my expectations with Rolling in the beat were high, ""Someone like you"" was better. In few days I begin to know an artist that change my thoughts in so manner that make me feel the responsibility to talk with everyone I knows about Adele and this song. The lyric maybe you think you heard much about this types of relationships that broke and one of them always had pending assunts. And again Adele in his rhetoric music said: Hey there was great but I find another much much better. The piano music was ancestral and Adele's voice was sublime. Again she say I'm hurt, but all this situation give me more power, more experience and finally she wins again. She suffer but not forever, she knows how this relationship help her in the future. And in some king of way is like she only want that he knows that she has strength and knew when to uses. This song is for all women that fail in love and then crash, Adele said: hey, here nothing happens. I have more than you. Adele is like nobody else.
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