Loni, multi-platinum, Grammy-nọmba queer singer/songwriter, spoken word artist, poet, and activist Mary Lambert ti lọ pẹlu “The Tempest” – rẹ akọkọ pataki singer ni gẹgẹbi ọdun kan. Awọn titun song ti wa ni o wa fun stream HERE, ati nigba ti o ni iwaju, awọn awon eniyan yẹ ki o gbọdọ wa fun diẹ ninu awọn ọpọlọpọ.

Lambert - ti o ti wa ni julọ mọ fun awọn oniwe-ọrọ ti o dara julọ lori Macklemore & Ryan Lewis ká iṣan-iwe-iwe-iwe-iwe “Same Love” - ti a ti wa ni iyanu nipasẹ Shakespeare ká The Tempest ati ki o gbiyanju awọn ẹya-ara ti agbara, iṣakoso, ati colonialism ni akọkọ akọkọ akọkọ ti awọn 21st akọkọ nigbati pin awọn ọna. Awọn ipa ni a batlecry eyi ti fẹ awọn ipo ti a ti ni ilọsiwaju iṣowo: idunnu, itọsiwaju, ati awọn ibeere fun ara ẹni ti ara ẹni fun awọn obirin ati awọn LGBTQ + agbegbe. “The Tempest” ti a tun ṣe entirely nipasẹ Lambert, eyi ti o ti iwadi audio engineering ati gbóògì nigba ti awọn Covid-19 agbegbe.

‍"Mo ti fẹ lati fi ọrọ kan ti o ti fi fun mi 18 ọdun ẹni. Ṣugbọn awọn ọrọ naa jẹ nipa ara ẹni ti ara ẹni, awọn ẹtọ abortion, awọn ẹtọ trans, ati agbara, o jẹ tun nipa igbeyewo ati awọn iyanu pe a fọwọsi jẹ ko nikan ni anfani, ṣugbọn ni o wa lati lọ si awọn akoko," Lambert ṣeto. O si tẹle, “Ultimately, this song is about liberation. Shakespeare’s The Tempest ends with the tyrannical former duke, Prospero, learning lessons of mercy and forgiveness, but what if the people in positions of power in our world never learn those lessons? My version of The Tempest is one where we organize and demand more for our communities.” ‍

“The Tempest” marks the inception of an exciting next chapter in Lambert’s incredible career. The incomparable and critically acclaimed artist – who has topped the Billboard charts, been honored by the Human Rights Campaign, dueted with Madonna, and starred in the Netflix animated musical and series Arlo the Alligator Boy and I Heart Arlo – is currently at work on her third full-length studio album, expected later this year. Stay tuned for more new music coming soon.