Liam Payne is excited to focus on songwriting during One Direction’s hiatus.
The singer with his fantastic bandmates broke fans’ hearts whenever they announced they can be having a break through the music industry following a release of their fifth studio album, Made inside AM, that will be available from Friday (13Nov15).
While there are suggestions that this hiatus may ultimately lead to a permanent split, the boys have insisted their act as a band is just not finished.
Liam was joined by bandmates Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Harry Styles for just a performance on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge on Thursday (12Nov15), and hubby told host Greg James exactly about his intentions for that One Direction break, revealing, “Obviously all of us are going to take a break for any bit first and consider where were in the world.
“Then I just want to post songs. That’s been essentially the most fun process using this, excluding touring, the writing on the songs. Check One Direction Perfect sheet music page.
“We’re about to come back, so there’s something to publish for as well, for many people and for other individuals. We haven’t really had time to publish an album. Writing’s really not a job, it’s very much fun. We’ve always needed to rush it, so it’s about to be nice for your next couple of years – I’m about to write some songs and pay attention to what happens.”
The boys are typical heading in various directions in their time apart. While Liam will likely be focusing on writing, Harry is reportedly considering stepping into the acting field, Niall is searching for success to be a professional golfer and Louis is putting together his own record label.
“We’ll probably get together and perform bit of writing together after which I’ve got the miscroscopic imprint thing,” Louis explained. “I’ll apt to be trying to find a lot of people to scout up (sign to his record label).
“I’m gonna take over the industry of music and Niall’s being a golf pro.”
One Direction performed their tracks Drag Me Down, Perfect, Story of my Life, Town and Infinity inside Live Lounge, and also covering Kanye West, Rihanna, and Paul McCartney’s FourFiveSeconds and Natalie Imbruglia’s Torn.