Sam Smith on Their New Album, “Hazel Eyes”
Sam Smith, the Grammy-winning artist known for heartbreak ballads, discusses their evolution as a musician and queer icon in conversation with The New Yorker’s Jeffrey Masters. Their new album Hazel Eyes marks a shift toward joyful, reciprocated love, reflecting both personal growth and
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