Sam Smith has recently released his newest single, 'Drowning Shadows.' The song is said to be the saddest and darkest song ever released by the British singer. 'Drowning Shadows' was inspired by the time he was living in South London - with him contemplating back then if he will ever go home or go drinking. The said song was also inspired by various taxi rides and deep contemplation.
USA Today shared that according to Sam Smith, 'Drowning Shadows' is set to be the saddest and least friendly radio song if ever released. All of his emotions way back then have written down and converted into words to form the said song. 'Drowning Shadows' is a single featured from 'In The Lonely Hour' album, 'Drowning Shadows edition.'
Indeed sorrowful, 'Drowning Shadows' has a lot of Sam Smith's emotions - and this could be the most drastic and loneliest song he has ever written yet. Mashable reported that the multiple Grammy-award winner artist also explained that 'Drown Shadows' was composed even before his hit song 'Stay With Me' came out. Moreover, Sam Smith also exclaimed that 'Drowning Shadows' is his favorite song as of the moment and serves also as a comeback after his vocal cord surgery done just a few months ago.
'Drowning Shadows' is an elegant and poignant ballad song from Sam Smith's pool of music creations. Rolling Stone cited that the Grammy-award winning singer wanted everyone, especially his fans, to know where he came from as a songwriter and his true intentions while writing his songs and building his album.
Sam Smith's newest single will be part of the deluxe edition of his 2014 'In The Lonely Hour' album which is set for release on November 6, 2015. The taxi ride-inspired song is one of the songs from the multiple Grammy-award winning singer and is said to be the most creative and saddest song just yet.
Join the Conversation