Adam Lambert is simply a “crazy hedonistic rebel who wants to liberate the masses.” That’s what this former American Idol star says in the latest issue of Fault , explaining to the magazine how his public persona does not always jibe with his private one. “I’m not always as strong and confident as I may seem,” Adam says. “I work hard to project pride and poise when faced with judgement and heartache. That is how I cope. I feel a bit of pressure to set a certain example that suggests that I deserve my place in this industry. I’m hard on myself and critical.” And how does his upcoming album, “Tresspassing,” play into this dichotomy? “There are songs on [the CD] that deal with that anxiety,” he says. “Until I met my current boyfriend ( Sauli Koskinen ), I was always falling for the wrong guys, which caused my self worth to suffer. This is just some of what the album explores.” The album was originally scheduled for a March release, but has now been pushed back so Adam can “work on some new songs,” as he Tweeted a couple weeks ago.
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Adam Lambert Gets Personal, Aims to Liberate the Masses
