Following delays, Adele is reportedly going to release her new album sooner that what has been scheduled.
While details have kept under wraps, there have been rumors claiming that Adele is actually getting ready to surprise her fans with her third album.
According to Mirror the 27-year-old British singer has long been planning to surprise her fans.
"It was complete but she was worried it wouldn't be as good as '21' and went back into the studio a few times," a source reportedly explained. "She wanted to release it as a surprise like Beyonce quite a few months ago but it wasn't ready.
"She decided to re-write some of the material but it's now done and will hopefully be released later this year."
Billboard on the other hand claimed that the new album will most likely be released this November.
"Adele has been teasing the follow-up to her 2011 blockbuster, 21, for more than a year, but a new set of music may finally materialize this fall - the label is planning on a November release," Billboard has learned.
In addition to release date news, the new record titled "25" will reportedly feature guest appearances from respected artists in the music industry.
Accordint to separate report by Mirror, Adele has been working with legendary musician, Phil Collins for her new album.
"Over the past few months, Phil has been working on the tracks once again," the alleged insider claimed. "Adele put all her work on hold for a while, so it wasn't anything personal. It was just delayed."
Additionally, she's also been collaborating with Pharrell Williams and Danger Mouse as her producer.
"Danger Mouse has been working with Adele on her hotly anticipated third studio album," Billboard reported. "Whether his production handiwork makes it onto the project remains to be seen. A rep for the producer insists the ink's not dry on 30th Century, but a Sony insider says it's being kept under the radar."
Apparently, Adele will be using iTunes as her platform for the surprise release of her new album, The Daily Star revealed.
"The plan is to release internationally on iTunes as a complete surprise without any previous promotion or build-up publicity campaign," the source reportedly said. "The shock tactics worked amazingly well for Beyoncé and the feeling is Adele's new album is so widely anticipated it doesn't need a long promotional build-up."
