Bruno Mars remembers how he worked with Adele in the studio for the ballad All I Ask.
When Bruno Mars first met Adele, she wasn't what he thought she'd be. Along with Philip Lawrence and Christopher Brody Brown, the Grammy winners co-wrote the song All I Ask for Adele's album, 25. "She walks into the studio and she's got all this attitude. She's a diva. She's like, 'I don't want to do this. I don't like that,'", Mars revealed in a radio interview this week.
"Then, as soon as we hit a couple chords that she liked, we started rolling—and that's where we got that song from."
Adele knocked it out of the park, and it didn't take long to erase the first impression she'd made on Mars. "She's incredible. There was a moment when she was singing in the booth—I'm not exaggerating at all—and the water was vibrating. Like, you know, that scene in Jurassic Park? She's got some pipes on her, and she's just a superstar,"
He also admitted that he would jump at the chance to perform All I Ask with Adele onstage, emphasizing that it’s all up to her. "I don't know what she's waiting on, man. I'm like, 'Come on, Adele!' Like, send an email. Let me know!"
Listen to the ballad below.
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