Sam Smith releases comeback single Too Good At Goodbyes after two-year absence. It is the first single off his forthcoming sophomore album. There’s a sort of humblebrag embedded in the title that Smith more than prepared to make good on with this, his first outing since that two-year-old James Bond theme. He really is almost too adroit at pulling off a ridiculously delicate ballad in a world of bangers.
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The brag part comes in as Smith paints himself as the world’s greatest relationship saboteur. He’s hard-ass and softie all at once. And you may as well learn the lyrics now, because it’s all you’ll hear on the radio for weeks.
The 25-year-old’s last single, The Writing’s On The Wall, was released in 2015, and we suppose you could say it was successful – the Spectre theme won Best Original Song at the 2016 Oscars.
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