I finally heard "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" for the first time on the radio today.
It was the greatest experience of my life—it's sounds SO good on radio. I hope it takes off. My cousin posted a Snapchat yesterday of him and his friend jamming to it in the car; I was so proud.
Anyways... I think time will tell, but "Hello" is definitely one of her signature songs, but whether or not it will go on to be what "Rolling in the Deep" and "Someone Like You" have become is another story. I think "Hello" feels a lot bigger because it was a 10-week number-one single and it was her comeback song, not to mention the video was huge. Still, it's amazing that she's got three enormous songs that are so beloved.
Question... Do you guys think that any of her
19 songs will continue to be in her setlists on future tours and stuff? I know "Chasing Pavements" was big, but what about "Hometown Glory" and "Make You Feel My Love"? I can't see her not performing them, but I also can't see her continuing to include them on future tours instead of other songs. I hope she keeps them; I live for her old stuff, too.
Otherwise, Sia hasn't replaced Adele, but Sia is seen as a cool mysterious pop artist
This is spot on. Just gotta include the iconic RHI 
sun was shining, 30°C outside - it's a perfect summer song! I hope it goes up on the charts in austria (no.14 on itunes 
) 
She shouldn't have worked with her to begin with. 
