word usage - A song "by" a singer or "from" a singer or "of" a singer

Someone Like You by Adele is fantastic.

Someone Like You from Adele is fantastic.

Someone Like You of Adele is fantastic.

I would say that the first is the standard usage and most correct.

The second is not wrong, but it sounds a bit colloquial to me.

The third is incorrect English. With people, you say "of Adele's" with a possessive 's. It means it's her song, rather than a song by her, if that makes sense.