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Sam Smith has postponed and renamed their upcoming third album.
The follow-up to 2017's 'The Thrill of it All' was originally scheduled to land on May 1 but will be put on hold while the world continues to battle the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
The 27-year-old vocalist also revealed in a statement published to social media that 'To Die For' will undergo a name change before being released later in 2020. They also promised new music in the meantime.
Last month, Smith teased the record with To Die For, the fourth single from the record, following previously shared tracks How Do You Sleep, a cover of Donna Summer's I Feel Love and their Normani collaboration, Dancing With A Stranger.
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