"Unholy" by Sam Smith ft. Kim Petras, Monday, October 3, 2022
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Somewhere between cleaning up at the 2015 Grammy Awards for In the Lonely Hour and 2020's Love Goes , Sam Smith 's music lost momentum with listeners. Of course a lot has happened to the singer since then. In 2015, Smith was an openly gay Grammy- winning artist. In 2019, the singer came out as non-binary, telling the BBC , "I do think like a woman sometimes, in my head. Sometimes I've questioned, 'Do I want a sex change?'" Since coming out as non-binary, the singer has embraced both the masculine and the feminine in their videos, concerts, and album promotion. But not only did the singer's sexuality evolve, but also their musical versatility, from a gospel-inspired second record ( The Thrill of It All ), a Bond theme (" Writing's on the Wall "), featured in a Calvin Harris track (" Promises "), a dance pop record in 2020--nothing seemed beyond the scope of the singer, though never they quite matching the success of In the Lo