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Sam Smith

Sam Smith is a British singer-songwriter whose music moves between soul, pop ballads and dance, from “Stay With Me” and “Unholy” to their 2026 album Hazel Eyes.

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Overview

Born
19 May 1992, London, England
Work
Singer and songwriter
Breakout
Featured vocalist on Disclosure’s “Latch” in 2012
Debut album
In The Lonely Hour (2014)
Latest album
Hazel Eyes (2026)
GRAMMY wins
Five, including four at the 2015 ceremony

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How it started.

Sam grew up in the Cambridgeshire countryside and started singing at eight. Jazz lessons and musical theatre came before pop. At 18 they moved to London and worked in a bar, still trying to turn singing into a living.

The voice fans first heard.

Writing “Lay Me Down” with Jimmy Napes helped open the door: Disclosure heard the song, and “Latch” followed in 2012. Their 2014 debut In The Lonely Hour brought “Stay With Me” to a wider audience and earned four GRAMMYs at the 2015 ceremony.

Songs for the screen and dance floor.

Sam co-wrote and sang “Writing’s On The Wall” for Spectre, sharing the 2016 original song Oscar with Jimmy Napes. “Unholy,” their collaboration with Kim Petras, later won the 2023 GRAMMY for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

A new chapter.

Hazel Eyes arrived in August 2026 after Sam moved to New York and fell in love. Made with collaborators including Simon Aldred, David Odlum, Feist and The TwoCity Chorus, it explores romance through pop, folk, country and R&B. The To Be Free residencies brought the music into intimate venues.

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Albums

Songs and collaborations

Awards

Quotes

Hearing them sing back is so special.Sam Smith, The FADER

In an October 2013 interview, Sam described discovering the joy of audiences singing along at their early solo shows.

Trivia

  1. Before the breakthrough, Sam worked in a London bar for two years.
  2. Sam told The FADER that copying Whitney Houston and Chaka Khan records shaped their early singing.
  3. “To Be Free” began as one live vocal-and-guitar take with Simon Aldred.
  4. Rivers connect Sam’s story: they grew up beside one in Cambridgeshire, then lived by the Thames and later the Hudson.

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