Adele New Music Album 25 Release 2015

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We won't believe it until it's actually streaming into our ears, but Adele's followup to 21, 2011's biggest album, is set to drop in November, Billboard is reporting. Adele and her partner Simon Konecki welcomed a son, Angelo, in 2012, and after taking a few years off, it sounds like Adele has been hard at work back in the studio. Billboard also reports that Danger Mouse has been working on the album and Max Martin (of "...Baby One More Time" fame) also worked on a song. OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, who produced and co-wrote “Rumour Has It,” is also back.

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Her last album, possibly one of the greatest break-up albums of all time, sold over 11 million copies, was the top-selling album of the year in both 2011 and 2012, and garnered the singer six Grammy awards (among many, many others). Here's a reminder why:

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