Adele has told a French radio station she will have a new single out by the end of the year, but her next album will take “a good two years” to record. The news will fuel speculation that the artist will record the theme tune to the latest Bond movie, ‘Skyfall’. She has been the bookmakers’ favourite since last year, but no official announcement has been made. The singer added she needed to find time to write the follow-up to her hit record, ‘21’. “If I didn’t write my own songs, I’d be out next week with a new album,” she said. “I have to take time and live a little bit. There were a good two years between my first and second albums, so it’ll be the same this time.” Adele added that she was not worried about recreating the success of ‘21’, which has now sold more than 20 million copies around the world. “I don’t think I’ll feel the pressure for the next album to be as big as the last one because I know that’s not really possible,” she said. “What’s happened with this album is very rare anyway.” She said her ideal duet partner would be the late Etta James but she would also like to sing with Beyonce. Adele’s second 21 recently overtook Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ in the list of best-selling UK albums. The singer from north London has enjoyed a stellar year with two Brit awards and six Grammy awards to her name.
Adele confirms promises new music in 2012
