Sam Smith promises a deeper album

People come to the most sensitive fiber of his fans, Samuel Frederick Smith, known simply as Sam Smith wants to go for more. The British singer has promised that his second album will go "deeper".

"It's wonderful. It is profoundly true what is coming. That's all I'll say," said Smith, who last Sunday won an Oscar for Best Original Song for "Writing's on the Wall", the theme of the film 007 Spectre.

"Every day I have small epiphanies and changes and I love it. But all I can say is I'm exposing my heart even more," said British pop idol.

Despite having already it is clear what their second album, Smith said that there is still no confirmed release date for this album. "The music I'm doing right now is a beautiful transition and fits well," said Smith.

His debut album, "In The Lonely Hour" published in 2014, became platinum in the United States, besides winning multiple Grammys. Similarly, Smith said last Sunday at the Academy Awards ceremony, he was "very happy to be the first gay artist to win this award", dedicating it to all the LGBT community.