<p>British singer James Blunt accidentally sent a spam email, containing details about his upcoming single "Bonfire Heart", to millions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Blunt soon realised his mistake and took to Twitter to address the embarrassing blooper."Oops... Just emailed the whole of the UK by mistake! Ha!," the singer wrote.<br /><br />The email apparently had the subject line: "I'd like you to be the first to hear my new single."<br /><br />It also had a personalised message by Blunt, saying, "So ... Just for you ... Here's the first single from my new album...!"<br /><br />In the mail, Blunt says that his new track was "about love, life, fear and hope and more than anything, you...and me..."<br /><br />The singer's label has claimed the email was a "clerical error" and accidentally sent. But there are people who believe it was a smart publicity ploy.</p>
<p>British singer James Blunt accidentally sent a spam email, containing details about his upcoming single "Bonfire Heart", to millions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Blunt soon realised his mistake and took to Twitter to address the embarrassing blooper."Oops... Just emailed the whole of the UK by mistake! Ha!," the singer wrote.<br /><br />The email apparently had the subject line: "I'd like you to be the first to hear my new single."<br /><br />It also had a personalised message by Blunt, saying, "So ... Just for you ... Here's the first single from my new album...!"<br /><br />In the mail, Blunt says that his new track was "about love, life, fear and hope and more than anything, you...and me..."<br /><br />The singer's label has claimed the email was a "clerical error" and accidentally sent. But there are people who believe it was a smart publicity ploy.</p>