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" By now you&amp;#039;ve probably listened to Adele&amp;#039;s 25\u00A0a thousand times (especially if you&amp;#039;re one of the 4.38 million people who bought the record),\u00A0pictured yourself in numerous emotional music videos and\u00A0blasted (that is,\u00A0cried to) &amp;quot;Hello&amp;quot; on more occasions than you&amp;#039;re willing to admit in public. Same here. For those\u00A0searching for more music who\u00A0simply\u00A0can&amp;#039;t wait for her next album, all is not lost.\u00A0Adele&amp;#039;s voice and style are unequivocal, but\u00A0there\u00A0are\u00A0singers out there who\u00A0rival her\u00A0in their own unique\u00A0ways.\u00A0When it comes to that distinctive\u00A0twang, obvious comparisons are Amy Winehouse and Duffy. For\u00A0ballads that tug at the heartstrings, there&amp;#039;s her male counterpart,\u00A0Sam Smith. There are also some impressive singers just under the radar that can satisfy your Adele obsession too. Give them a listen (or a cry):\u00A0 Birdy The 19-year-old singer and songwriter first attracted attention with a chilling cover of Bon Iver&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Skinny Love&amp;quot; back in 2011. With dramatic piano melodies and a recognizable voice, consider her a younger Adele, but with a delicate upper range that&amp;#039;ll send tingles down your spine.        Ella Eyre This Brit singer has a Duffy-like rasp in her voice and brings a taste of R&amp;amp;amp;B to the mix. Her songs are both heartfelt and happy; give\u00A0tracks like the romantic &amp;quot;We Don&amp;#039;t Have To Take Our Clothes Off&amp;quot; or the dance-y &amp;quot;If I Go&amp;quot; a try.        Nathan Sykes Sykes has a voice that could rival John Legend&amp;#039;s\u2014you might&amp;#039;ve already heard it on Ariana Grande&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Almost Is Never Enough.&amp;quot; His &amp;quot;Over and Over Again&amp;quot; over piano is the perfect Adele-like ballad, while &amp;quot;More Than You&amp;#039;ll Ever Know&amp;quot; is a more upbeat version of the British singer&amp;#039;s old-school vibe.         Ella Henderson Also a product of England, Henderson made a name for herself landing a finalist spot on UK&amp;#039;s X Factor. Though her current hit\u00A0&amp;quot;Ghost&amp;quot; shows off her pop side, her other popular songs, &amp;quot;Yours&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Missed,&amp;quot; boast earnest and sentimental lyrics Adele fans love.        Jess Glynne If you ever wondered what Adele would sound like on dance music, tune\u00A0into Jess Glynne, whose voice\u00A0is akin to the\u00A025\u00A0crooner&amp;#039;s. Though she\u00A0sings over electronic tracks (like Clean Bandit&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Rather Be&amp;quot;) instead of\u00A0piano chords,\u00A0her sound is still\u00A0soulful enough for an Adele fan&amp;#039;s taste.\u00A0        Paloma Faith For those who miss Adele&amp;#039;s\u00A0vintage-y\u00A0sound from\u00A019, let\u00A0Paloma Faith fill that gap. With her noticeably retro style (in both music and fashion), she&amp;#039;s a lot more reminiscent of Amy Winehouse, but we&amp;#039;re not complaining.\u00A0        Elle King This Ohio native is the\u00A0rock &amp;#039;n&amp;#039; roll version of Adele. New to the scene, her debut album\u00A0Love Stuff premiered\u00A0this year, bringing\u00A0hits like &amp;quot;Ex&amp;#039;s &amp;amp;amp; Oh&amp;#039;s,&amp;quot; which has already made its way to the mainstream airwaves. Fun fact: she&amp;#039;s comedian\u00A0Rob Schneider&amp;#039;s daughter.        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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