Legendary Motown singer, songwriter, and producer, Smokey Robinson is making headlines once again with his latest album, “GASMS”, set to be released on April 28, 2023. Robinson, who is now 83 years old, wrote or co-wrote most of the nine tracks on this album, which is his first solo studio album in nearly a decade (Rolling Stone). He is set to go on tour with 12 concerts throughout 2023, and tickets for his shows have been selling like hotcakes (New York Post).
Robinson’s impressive career dates back to the 1950s when he began performing and working with The Miracles. He became one of the greatest triple-threats in music history, known for his exceptional performance skills, songwriting, and producing (Cleveland.com). His talent didn’t go unnoticed; Robinson was awarded the Grammy Living Legend Award, the Kennedy Center Honors, and the National Medal of Arts Award, among many other accolades (UAB).
Despite his age, Robinson is not slowing down any time soon. He is set to appear on American Idol season 21 episode 13, and fans can’t wait to see him on the show (Sportskeeda). Robinson also recently spoke with CBS News and discussed his long and successful career, citing his passion for creating music as the driving force behind it all (CBS News).
Robinson’s new album has been highly anticipated, with fans eager to hear what he has in store for them after nearly a decade of waiting. The album’s first single, “If We Don’t Have Each Other”, can be heard on various platforms, including Spotify and YouTube. Robinson says that “GASMS” is dedicated to all his fans and music lovers out there who have been waiting patiently for his return to the music industry (Fox News).
In conclusion, Smokey Robinson has left an indelible mark on the music industry, and his talent continues to inspire and move people in every corner of the world. His music has stood the test of time, and his dedication to his craft is unquestionable. Robinson’s contribution to the industry is immeasurable and with the release of his latest album, “GASMS”, it’s clear that he won’t be stopping anytime soon.
