Sam Smith expressed their love for living in New York, noting the sense of anonymity compared to London. The 43-year-old singer, residing in New York for two years, shared feeling left alone and receiving complimentary interactions from people approaching them. In a recent interview on the Dish podcast, Sam discussed their upcoming album, “Hazel Eyes,” set to release in August. The album is inspired by their relationship with designer Christian Cowan and the transition from England to America. Describing the album as romantic and proud in its themes, Sam emphasized their fondness for it.

Despite regularly visiting England to see friends and family, Sam revealed missing one thing the most – traditional fish and chips. They expressed disappointment in not finding the same quality in New York and shared a preference for the classic fish and chip shop experience over upscale versions. Sam reminisced about their favorite fish and chip shop in Whitley Bay, highlighting the unique connection they have with authentic fish and chips.

The new album, “Hazel Eyes,” by Sam Smith, is eagerly anticipated by fans and will be available on August 21 through Capitol Records UK. Sam’s reflections on their life in New York and the nostalgic yearning for traditional fish and chips provide a glimpse into their personal experiences and preferences.