'Ghost Town' sensation Adam Lambert has revealed that his new album, 'The Original High', is bursting with artistic integrity and he's very proud of it, although it was a risky record to release because it sounds different from his older material. 

During a new interview with OutBoise, the superstar explained that he's always mindful of his fan base and how they might react to any changes he decides to make, but felt that he was a little more self-indulgent with his new album because he wanted to create music that was authentic and personal:

"Because my fans are so loyal and loving, and they're so passionate about all the things that I do, I think that they recognise that if it's something I believe in that's exciting, they get excited about that. I always think about the fans, but with this album, more than ever, I've gone inward and wanted to make music that I have some integrity with, that meant something to me."

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