Adele reveals the tracklist to upcoming album 30, including a song titled I Drink Wine
With no collaborations, the album includes songs called Can I Get It and I Drink Wine.
Adele has revealed the full tracklist and titles for her upcoming album, 30.
As expected the album contains no collaborations, although one interlude track does include a credit for the late jazz pianist Erroll Garner.
Alongside lead single Easy On Me, the album also includes tracks called My Little Love, Oh My God and I Drink Wine, which has already taken social media by storm.
30 is due for release November 19, following Easy On Me's record-breaking debut atop the Official Singles Chart two weeks ago.
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In previous dual interviews for British Vogue and Vogue US, Adele revealed small tidbits about some of 30's tracks, including the producers she's worked with.
Alongside Easy On Me producer Greg Kurstin, Adele has reunited once again with Swedish pop producers Max Martin and Shellback (who helped create Send My Love...from 25) as well as new collaborator Inflo, known for his work with Danger Mouse and Little Simz.
30 will revolve around and discuss the turmoil in Adele's personal life in the years since 25's release, including her divorce from charity boss Simon Konecki and her relationship with son Angelo.
Adele's last album, 25, was released in 2015. Both 25 and its predecessor 21 are among the UK's best-selling albums of all time, with 21 ranking fourth behind Queen, ABBA and The Beatles. Adele has also hit Number 1 with each of her three albums, making her one of the female solo artists with the most UK Number 1 albums.
21 was even named the official best-selling album by a female artist of all time in the UK to celebrate National Album Day last month.
Adele's 30 tracklist
1 Strangers by Nature
2 Easy on Me
3 My Little Love
4 Cry Your Heart Out
5 Oh My God
6 Can I Get It
7 I Drink Wine
8 All Night Parking (Interlude) (with Erroll Garner)
9 Woman Like Me
10 Hold On
11 To Be Loved
12 Love Is a Game
Article Image: Simon Emmett
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