Vocal sensation Adam Lambert has revealed that he feels more comfortable in his own skin now and that really reflects in his new album, 'The Original High'. 

Speaking to GigWise recently, the hitmaker confessed that it took a long time for him to be at ease in the spotlight, but he now understands his role and is happy to redefine it as he sees fit because he's more confident:

"I think so. The Pop Idol thing happened so fast that you're like 'Woah!' The whole idea of what a celebrity is when you're not used to that. There's a lot that comes with that that's strange. It's exciting and it means I have a platform where I can do what I want now on a grander scale. But it throws your personal life into a bit of a tailspin. It's been six years since that and I'm now finally at a place where I'm like OK I'm comfortable I know who I am."

"I'm comfortable with the opportunities I've been given, the fame thing. The ups and downs of the entertainment industry. When I first started six years ago I thought 'This is going to be easy." No. I think I'm just more comfortable. Like anyone growing up I don't feel the need now to please everybody as much as I used to. I think that's what your Thirties are about. I feel less is more."

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Watch a recent interview with Lambert here: