Bruno Mars' new album hitting record shelves this 2016 might be a possibility. Inarguably, the "Uptown Funk" king caused a huge amount of tension with his fans after a killer performance last opening season of Super Bowl 50 this 2016.
The 30-year-old "Locked Out of Heaven" singer/ songwriter flashed his swift dance moves and rocking vocals together with "Bey," Beyonce Knowles in the said season opener. Bruno Mars performed "Uptown Funk" while Knowles pitch her clincher beat "Formation" with the spectators in attendance.
Moving back, the upcoming album of the chart-topping artist Bruno Mars have yet to set a release date, although the good news is that it is confirmed and fans can keep their hopes up that it will be released not less than this year.
Charles Moniz, the engineer of Bruno Mars' team once spilled some details regarding the upcoming album of the "Lazy Song" artist. Moniz said in his interview with Billboard that Bruno Mars has been working hard in the studio since "they got off the road last year."
The third upcoming album of the "Just The Way You Are" artist is even considered by the engineer as Bruno's "next movement" yet. If fans are still craving for that hip hop, dance rhythm that is distinct with the performer, they can expect the same with Mars' upcoming album as it was also hinted that the tracks presented here will exude a more fun, entertaining sound.
Meanwhile, one promising star sees Bruno Mars new 2016 album with exceeding potential and success. British diva Adele according to Inquisitr said that the "Locked Out Of Heaven" singer "will be the biggest, biggest biggest artist in the world."
The 27-year-old "Hello" singer even said with regards to being a fan of Bruno Mars that " [she'd] always been a really big fan of Bruno. He can do anything, literally singing the best vocals you've ever heard live in your life while he is playing a drum or a bass or doing some mad percussion riff."
Although the new 2016 album of Bruno Mars is still awaiting confirmation, just stay tune for more updates in the future.
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