Adele records music on her behalf new album

British singer-songwriter Adele is officially backed in a studio in London to record some initial tracks on her behalf upcoming new album. Her last 25 premiered in 2015, and it's been nearly five years since she has released a fresh album. Scroll right down to know more.

The British musician is currently teaming up with ex-Pearl Jam drummer Matt Chamberlain, who has now spilt some beans about the highly-anticipated new album. He's one of few lucky people who've heard what she's been focusing on after going into the studio with her.

Chamberlain appeared on Eddie Trunk's podcast on SiriusXM this week and gushed about how precisely goddamn incredible Adele sounded through the recording session. He said, "I just surely got to work on some new music for Adele. To listen to that voice in my own headphones was getting me chills." Matt Chamberlain also said, "It had been just so powerful and emotive. You know her voice, but to be over the room from somebody doing that, it's just insane. You hear it on the air and whatever and you go, 'Yeah, it's excellent,' but to maintain the area with these persons and believe that energy, it's just so heavy."

The drummer also revealed that Adele will be making a good few more sad songs as she's been dealing with writer Rick Nowels. He has previously helped pen poignant songs for Lana Del Rey and Madonna.