Adam Lambert covers the latest issue of Instinct , a magazine that focuses on the LGBT community – and opens up to the publication on a topic that may cause some controversy for the former American Idol star. “As a community, we’re a little bit resistant to a gay male pop star ourselves,” Lambert says. “It’s very easy for people to look at my origin, which is American Idol , and automatically assume that I’m a commercial sellout or a puppet or a flash in the pan. “I don’t think I’m any of those things. There’s something weird there. We’re very eager to celebrate a strong female. But to celebrate a fellow gay man – it gets catty sometimes.” The artist will soon be coming out with a new album, one he has described as especially personal , and he elaborated here regarding what fans can expect: “This is the kind of music I listen to. I know the style of vocal I have is kind of big. It has a certain edge to it. I’ve always loved rock, but I also love stuff that is more groove-based, more funky, more soulful, more dance music.” For more from Adam Lambert, pick up the latest issue of Instinct.
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Adam Lambert Questions "Catty" Members of the Gay Community
