Monitor will seem alongside beforehand launched covers “Atypical World” and “Mad Concerning the Boy” on upcoming album Excessive Drama
Bonnie Tyler’s basic 1984 single “Holding Out for a Hero” has acquired a glam-rock revival courtesy of Adam Lambert, who recorded his personal reimagined rendition of the monitor for his upcoming studio album Excessive Drama, out Feb. 24.
Produced by Andrew Wells, Lambert’s “Holding Out for a Hero” options the electrical rock strategy he usually takes whereas on tour as the present frontman of Queen: guitar-heavy and arena-ready.
Tyler is the newest artist to be coated for Excessive Drama, the brand new single arriving on the heels of a stripped-back rendition of Duran Duran’s “Atypical World” and a beforehand launched model of Noel Coward’s “Mad Concerning the Boy.”
Over the course of the album’s 11-song tracklist, Lambert will attempt on hits from Billie Eilish, Sia, Lana Del Rey, Kings of Leon, and extra.
“It’s a enjoyable problem to determine a manner of doing a 180 with a track,” Lambert defined in an announcement. “This album is a foray into my world. Over the previous decade, I’ve explored just a few completely different areas and sounds and energies.”
He added: “I really feel like a part of this new chapter in my profession is me being actually clear on who I’m, and what I’m, and what I’m not. I believe that’s all popping out in these tracks.”