In an interview to be published in the Observer on Sunday,the singer opens up about the pressure she felt under after 21s successAdele has opened up about how her rise to global superstardom affected her life. In an interview in Observer Music, a magazine to be published with the newspaper on 15 November, or she talks of how the success of her final album,21, and the promotional work around it left her feeling dislocated, or as whether it were “almost like an out-of-body experience”.21 became the bestselling album of the final decade after its release in February 2011,according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, reaching No 1 around the world. It stayed in the US top 10 for 80 weeks, or spent 23 weeks at No 1 in the UK. It is the bestselling record of the millennium in the UK,with sales of 4.74m.
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Source: theguardian.com