Sam Fender Unveils 'Talk To You' Featuring Elton John and Deluxe Edition of 'People Watching

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Sam Fender Unveils 'Talk To You' Featuring Elton John and Deluxe Edition of 'People Watching

Sam Fender has unveiled his latest single featuring Elton John and revealed a deluxe edition of his award-winning album 'People Watching'. The new track, titled 'Talk To You', showcases Elton John's piano skills alongside Fender's vocals. The song delves into the emotions surrounding the end of a significant relationship, capturing feelings of regret and growth.

Fender shared that 'Talk To You' was created during the 'People Watching' recording sessions at British Grove. The collaboration with Elton John came about organically, with Fender recognizing the need for a talented pianist to complement the song. Elton John expressed his admiration for Fender's artistry and friendship, highlighting the joy of working together on the track.

The deluxe version of 'People Watching' is set to be released on December 5 via Capitol Records, featuring eight additional tracks, including the songs from Fender's Record Store Day EP 'Me And The Dog'. The album includes new tracks like 'Fortuna's Wheel' and 'The Treadmill', as well as a collaboration with Olivia Dean on 'Rein Me In'.

Following his Mercury Prize win for 'People Watching', Fender celebrated his hometown of Newcastle and the significance of the award being held outside of London. The album's success marked a milestone for Fender, with a strong reception from fans and critics alike. The recognition further solidified Fender's position as a rising star in the music industry.

Looking ahead, Fender hinted at working on new music and potentially releasing another album in the future. With a collection of songs already in the works, Fender's creative journey continues to evolve, promising more heartfelt and introspective music for his audience. The collaboration with Elton John on 'Talk To You' serves as a testament to Fender's growth as an artist and his ability to connect with listeners on a deeper level.