Lewis Capaldi Reveals Exciting New Album Details and Health Progress

Lewis Capaldi, the beloved Scottish singer-songwriter, has set the internet abuzz with his latest announcement. Known for his soul-stirring music and powerful vocals, Capaldi has recently taken a hiatus from the limelight to concentrate on his mental well-being.

It was on New Year's Eve that Capaldi, 27, chose to break his silence and connect with his multitude of fans through Instagram. He revealed that an extended version of his most recent album, 'Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent,' is set to be released on January 1. This news elicited an outpouring of enthusiasm from the singer's followers who have been eagerly anticipating new music from him.

Fans React to Capaldi's Big News

Praises and expressions of sheer excitement flooded social media following the announcement. Ecstatic responses ranged from fans declaring their overwhelming love for the singer to those who felt this was the best news they had heard in a long time.

Capaldi Opens Up About His Mental Health Journey

In addition to the optimism surrounding his new album, Capaldi shared a heartfelt update about his personal health. Having taken time off since June, he has worked with professionals to better understand and manage his Tourette's syndrome and anxiety.

The artist expressed gratitude for the support received during his break, stating that it has helped him to improve significantly. Capaldi has always envisioned releasing an extended version of his album, and despite his reservations, he decided to share five additional songs that hold special meaning to him.

Capaldi reassured his fans that he will continue to focus on his health before fully resuming his career, but in the meantime, he is delighted to offer these new songs to the world. He hopes these tracks will tide fans over until they can join together in person to sing along once again.

Earlier last year, Capaldi had publicly announced his temporary withdrawal from performing due to his mental health. His struggles became apparent during a challenging set at Glastonbury Festival, where his Tourette's interfered, and compassionate fans stepped in to help him sing.

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