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Dan Wilson singles chronology ' (2010) ' Someone Like You' (2011) ' (2011) Music video on ' Someone Like You' is a song by English singer. It was written by Adele and for her second studio album,. It is the second single and final track on the album. The song was inspired by a broken relationship, and lyrically speaks of Adele's coming to terms with it.
Released the song as the second single from the album on 24 January 2011 in the United Kingdom and on 9 August 2011 in the United States. Accompanied only by a piano in the song (played by co-writer Wilson), Adele sings about the end of the relationship with her ex-boyfriend. The song received wide acclaim from music critics, who chose the song as a highlight of 21 and praised the lyrics, its simple sound and Adele's vocal performance. Following a well-received performance of the song at the, 'Someone like You' became Adele's first number-one single in the UK and stayed on the top of the chart for five weeks. The song also topped the charts in Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Italy, France and Switzerland, and has become Adele's second number one in the US. With that achievement Adele became the first female British solo singer in the history of the to have two number ones from the same album. In July 2011, it became the first single of the decade to sell a million units in the UK and it was certified 3× Platinum by the (BPI), as well as being certified 6× Platinum by the (RIAA) in the US.
As of 2018, Someone Like You has sold over 17 million copies worldwide making it. An accompanying for the song was directed by and filmed in, France. The video showed Adele walking alone through the streets with a sad look on her face. Critics praised the video for being simple and perfect for the sound of the song. Adele performed the song on several award and television shows including the 2011 Brit Awards, and the song was played on the hit show.
She added the song to the of her second tour. The live performances of the song were heavily praised by music critics and fans. The song has been covered by, the cast of the series, and several other artists.
In a list voted for by the public in conjunction with the 's 60th anniversary, 'Someone like You' was voted the third-most favourite number-one single of the last 60 years in the UK, with 's ' voted number two and 's ' as number one. 'Someone like You' is the 36th-best-selling single in the history of the. As a critically successful song, 'Someone like You' appeared on many year-end lists about the best songs of 2011. 'Someone like You' was the first recipient of the, at the, held on 12 February 2012. As of 2018, it is the third most downloaded single of all-time in the UK and the fourth best-selling single of the 21st century. ( pictured), an American songwriter and producer co-wrote the song with Adele. 'Someone like You' is about a boyfriend who broke up with Adele.
She wrote it with American songwriter and producer. It was one of the last written for 21. The track, which epitomizes the lyrical content of 21, summarizes the now defunct relationship that the record is all about. Adele has openly discussed the genesis of it saying, 'Well, I wrote that song because I was exhausted from being such a bitch, with ' or '. I was really emotionally drained from the way I was portraying him, because even though I'm very bitter and regret some parts of it, he's still the most important person that's ever been in my life, and 'Someone like You,' I had to write it to feel OK with myself and OK with the two years I spent with him. And when I did it, I felt so freed.'
Adele revealed that she was struggling emotionally when she composed it: 'When I was writing it I was feeling pretty miserable and pretty lonely, which I guess kind of contradicts 'Rolling in the Deep'. Whereas that was about me saying, 'I'm going to be fine without you', this is me on my knees really.' She discussed further the inspiration of the song: 'I can imagine being about 40 and looking for him again, only to turn up and find that he's settled with a beautiful wife and beautiful kids and he's completely happy. And I'm still on my own. The song's about that and I'm scared at the thought of that.'
Adele had said that she began writing it on her acoustic guitar in the wake of the break-up of her 18-month relationship with the 30-year-old man she thought she would marry. A few months after their split, he was engaged to someone else. 'We were so intense I thought we would get married.
But that was something he never wanted. So when I found out he does want that with someone else, it was just the horrible-est feeling ever. But after I wrote it, I felt more at peace. It set me free.
I didn't think it would resonate. With the world! I'm never gonna write a song like that again. I think that's the song I'll be known for.'
She also said that 'I wrote that song on the end of my bed. I had a cold. I was waiting for my bath to run. I'd found out that he'd got engaged to someone else.' Recording and composition. A 27-second sample of 'Someone Like You' which features spare and understated production.
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In the song, Adele wishes her former lover happiness on his new relationship and begs him to never forget her. Problems playing this file? Adele later collaborated with famed musician and producer Dan Wilson to write 'Someone like You' which was one of the final songs composed for the album. Prior to meeting with Wilson, Adele said she wrote some of the lyrics using her acoustic guitar. The two sat around the piano for two days and brainstormed various melodies and lyrics, and ultimately decided to keep the musical production sparse: 'We just wrote it on the piano and then we recorded it when it was written.
It wasn't sort of like recording it and listening to it thinking 'where can we go next?' It was really old school.' During an interview with, Wilson stated that while writing the song, they wanted to make it as personal as possible. He added 'We didn't try to make it open-ended so it could apply to 'anybody.'
We tried to make it as personal as possible. She may not have had a melodic hook or a specific lyrical idea, but she always knew what she wanted to say. She definitely had a master plan.'
The song was recorded at Harmony Studios in West with Wilson playing piano. Philip Allen engineered in the studio. The was done by and while the was finished by Tom Coyne. Adele walking alone in in the black-and-white music video for 'Someone like You' The for the song was filmed in, by English director who said: The location evokes style and romance. And shooting early in the morning allows you to focus on Adele in this lonely and emotional space. The video begins with a shot of a road in Paris and Adele is seen walking on it alone.
She continues to walk and starts singing the song with a sad look as the camera makes circles and shots more locations in Paris including the. During the second chorus, Adele stops singing and pauses on the to look over the. She continues walking through the deserted streets during the before finally entering a building in which she sees her ex-lover. After seeing her, he starts to walk away and several shots of Adele looking at him follow. The video premiered on and on 29 September 2011, and as of October 2018, the video has received on. Reception 'Someone like You' received glowing reviews from music critics. James Montgomery of MTV News called the video 'a somber, black-and-white affair, featuring Adele wandering the early morning streets and pining for her long-lost love.
It's a perfect match for the song's jaw-dropping emotional range—raw and unfiltered and incredibly sad but also, in a lot of ways, beautiful and resolute.' In another review of the video he praised its black-and-white shots saying that 'director Jake Nava made the smart decision to shoot it in arty, smudgy black-and-white, which only adds to the clip's desolate, haunted feel.'
He added that 'there are no special effects, no camera tricks or elaborate choreography, because those are quick fixes' and called Adele the 'Queen of Pain.' A writer of the website concluded that the video is 'in keeping with the singer's subdued style' and added that its vibe fits with the 'melancholy tune.' 's Tanner Stransky called the video 'quiet' and said that 'it's just what you'd want to see for this break-up heart-wrencher.' Krista Wick of praised the video for being 'more than enough to accompany Adele's soulful vocals.'
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Amanda Dobbins of concluded that 'the secretly devastating video' for 'Someone like You' will remind Adele's ex-lover what he has done by leaving her. A writer of praised the simplicity and the sadness in the video.
Sarah Dean of the same publication called it an 'uncomplicated, moving film' and wrote, 'the video is nothing more than Adele wandering around the deserted city of love alone, under its grey skies, singing her sorrowful notes, but because it's her, we don't need any more.' That was somehow echoed by Jason Lipshutz of who said that the video was 'simply constructed as the song's vocal-and-piano arrangement.'
Marc Hogan of Spin said that the scene in which Adele looks in the camera, 'speaks for itself' about the sadness in the video. Andrew Matson of said, 'the song of the year now has a simple, perfect video: Adele in Paris, singing and strolling, apparently processing the breakup detailed in the song's lyrics. The look on her face during the 'I wish nothing but the best for you' line is the best, just gutting, a real achievement how she plays it cold but not sarcastic. I think in times of emotional devastation, everyone wants stand on a bridge over the Seine on a cold day, squinting into the wind, sorting it out.' A writer of wrote: 'this clip for the ballad 'Someone Like You' sticks to the singer's simple but emotionally direct approach with black-and-white footage that lingers on her subtly expressive face as she lip-synchs to the tune while walking along sad, grey city streets.' Andrea Devaro of concluded, 'its simplicity beautifully portrays the complexity of emotions invoked in the song.' Leah Collins of called Adele '60s bombshell glam' and said that the video's 'simplicity is its strength.'
She added: 'There's something about streetlamps, cafes and the River Seine that lend an air of melancholic elegance to what would otherwise be just another walk of shame by a girl with two-day-old hair. Not everyone gets to indulge in moments as tragic but beautiful as a weepy solitary walk through Paris landmarks.
But then, we don't all have voices as tragic and beautiful as Adele's either.' A more mixed review was given by 's Ashley Percival who called the video predictable and added 'It's all very pleasant, but after all this time, what's the point?' Nicole Eggenberger of wrote that Adele 'created the perfect music video to go along with her hauntingly beautiful ballad' and further described it as 'simple yet stunning.' Live performances. Adele performing 'Someone like You' in 2011 during a concert in,. Adele performed 'Someone like You' for the first time in November 2010 on the BBC music show. Later, with Jools Holland before the release of the album.
As the performance finished, there was a notable stunned silence from the audience, before bursting into applause. Adele has since described this performance as a career defining moment. Later, she performed the song at the held at in on 15 February 2011. She appeared on stage backed just by her pianist while 'special effects were limited to a shower of glitter and Adele's own tears, as she almost broke down delivering her lovelorn plea to an ex-boyfriend' as stated by Neil McCormick of The Daily Telegraph. Speaking on the after show, Adele explained why she had cried at the end of the performance saying, 'I was really emotional by the end because I'm quite overwhelmed by everything anyway, and then I had a vision of my ex, of him watching me at home and he's going to be laughing at me because he knows I'm crying because of him, with him thinking, 'Yep, she's still wrapped around my finger'. Then everyone stood up, so I was overwhelmed.'
A writer of said that 'Adele stole the show. with her universally-praised performance of Someone Like You.' Neil McCormick of chose the song as a highlight on the show saying that Adele knocked 'everyone for six with no bells and whistles, just a piano, her gorgeous voice and a monster song, Someone Like You.' Later, the song was performed during a VH1 special called 'Unplugged'. Adele also performed the song at on 24 February 2011.
The same day she performed 'Someone like You' on. The singer also performed the song at the held at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on 28 August 2011. After being introduced by American singer, Adele appeared in a black scalloped lace dress by Barbara Tfank, and standing alone on the stage, only with her pianist behind her. Her hair was pulled back and a signature ponytail draped over one shoulder she sang the song and 'did vocal aerobics and dripped her soulful, sultry sound over the dark ballad, while a transfixed audience watched her' as stated by Kelley L. After the performance she received a standing ovation from fans and critics. According to 's Cindy Clark she 'captivated the audience with her powerful performance'.
Wesley Case of concluded, 'Adele's 'Someone Like You' could make a tough guy weep. Her tone was gorgeous.' Rating the performance with A, Claire Suddath of said 'it's heartening to hear a truly talented woman sing a mournful for someone who has left her for someone better. And if her stellar performance, accompanied by only a piano, isn't enough to melt your heart, then her nervous wave to the audience at the end definitely will.' A writer of called her vocals 'strong and direct, and tackles grief by moving with the melody rather than trying to pummel it' and added that it was 'less-is-more performance, a tactic award-show producers rarely indulge in, but Adele needs few adornments to impress.' A writer of said that Adele brought a 'big dollop of elegance to the VMAs with a spare, moving rendition of 'Someone Like You' and added that 'amid all the pop art glitz, it was a refreshing palate cleanser.' Gina Sepre of praised the performance saying, 'When Adele took the stage to perform her understatedly stripped-down and hugely impactful performance of 'Someone Like You,' there were no pyrotechnics, no acrobatics, no lavender hair, and no autotune.
And guess what? We didn't miss it. There may be hope yet for MTV to remember just what the 'M' in their name actually stands for.' Writing about the performance, Chris Coplan of concluded that 'Someone like You', 'highlighted the power a bare-bones, booming performance can have in netting people's attention. Simple is not a bad word, pop music.'
Giving the performance an A+, Lindsey Ward of said: 'When I learned British chart-topper Adele would be performing at Sunday's awards I thought, 'Whew – at least we're guaranteed five solid, meaningful minutes of quality music television'. I was right; her frill-free performance of breakup ballad Someone Like You was just that.' Kyle Anderson of highlighted the performance calling it 'one of the best performances of the show.' Another writer of the same publication gave the performance a grade of A+ and wrote: 'It takes a real super power to make the seizure-inducing lasers stop, and that power's name is Adele. The broadcast temporarily abandoned its frantic mission of nonstop overstimulation, bowing to the 23-year-old English soulstress's soaring, nearly (well done, subtle piano man) rendition of her heart-wrecking ballad 'Someone Like You.' In a modest black dress and with a few spare hand movements, she delivered all the shock and awe of a million-watt showstopper. Who needs special effects, when God gave you your own?
Even looked like she had to fix her when it was all over.' 'Someone like You' was also added to the set list of the second concert tour by Adele, and it was performed during the encore. While reviewing a concert by Adele, Joanne Dorken of MTV UK, said 'There wasn't a dry eye in the house as Adele powered her way through the ballad, encouraging the audience to help her sing the somewhat beautiful, yet emotional chorus – giving everyone goosebumps. The sounds of Someone Like You bounced off every wall and tugged at every heart-string, making it a truly special moment and something that every member of the Apollo crowd will never forget.' Jim Harrington of chose the song as a highlight on the show adding that the song showed 'her supreme vocal talent.' Cover versions.
The song has been covered by multiple artists including ( left) and ( right). Amber Riley, and sang a mash-up of 'Someone like You' and Adele's other song ' (2011) during 's episode ' which aired on 15 November. However, the cover was posted online on 10 November.
Jenna Mullins of E! Online praised the cover, saying that it will 'knock your socks right off' and a writer for OK! Described it as 'AMAZE-ing'. Erica Futterman of Rolling Stone noted that the cover was 'one of the greatest things the show has done so far.'
Similarly, Billboard 's Raye Votta commented that the cover was 'arguably the best performance 'Glee' has done since '.' Their version of the song peaked at number 11 on the while selling 160,000 digital downloads in its first week and became the fifth highest digital sales week by a Glee Cast single. As of March 2015, it remains the ninth best-selling Glee Cast recording in the show's history, having sold 413,000 copies in the United States. In Canada, the song made a 'Hot Shot Debut' on the at number 12, selling 14,000 downloads. The song peaked at #35 on the, the first Glee recording to make the UK top 40 since 'I Feel Pretty / Unpretty'.
Country musician recorded a cover of 'Someone like You', which was posted on his YouTube account on 15 May 2012. The song is featured on Nail's three-track digital EP, 1979 which was released on 17 July 2012. Nail's version debuted at number 57 on the Billboard chart in September 2012, reaching as high as number 52. Metalcore band released a cover version in 2012.
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