A snippet of a demo of unreleased Adele song You’ll Never See Me Again has surfaced online.
The track, which was originally recorded in 2010 (and fell part of a three-track promo CD distributed internally at XL Records) was produced by Adele’s long-term collaborator Fraser T Smith, and according to rumours, was recorded as part of the 21 sessions.
Just to clarify, You’ll Never See Me Again is NOT a new Adele track; the first single from her upcoming as-yet-untitled third studio record (tentatively titled 25) has yet to be confirmed.
Stream the short snippet of You’ll Never See Me Again, and hit the iTunes link to download Adele’s global smash album 21.
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