Former One Direction Niall Horan on therapy: ‘Good idea for me too’ Irish singer Niall James Horan returns to the music scene with “Display”, the third album from his unreleased album to be released June 13Joe looks forward to a longer tour that will also take him to Milan on March 21, 2024.
Singer born 13 September 1993 in Mullingar, best known for being one of the members of British boy band With Planetary Success, in the same direction,
the group is currently to support – Each component continues their solo career – but who knows if a reunion won’t come soon enough.
“It could be like a ‘Friends’ reunion, it could be a whole tour. Who knows, we haven’t talked about it…” Horan Guest Says zen loweApple Music 1 Radio in the studio and exclusively for Light!
A long conversation to introduce the new work and not only the Irishman also talks about the importance of therapy for mental health, great respect for Ed SheeranWithout parting ways with One Direction over the years in ‘Blender’.
The artist tells Apple Music that “global pauseimposed by the pandemic allowed him to take time off for the first time since he was a teenager, i.e., “At 16 I left home and never came back.”
“I’ve probably let go of more things than I’ve ever let go of in my life in the last three years. Literally,” he says, explaining that during this period, in seclusion, he directed his career toward a new chapter. Have done
“I had time to breathe. I felt You don’t always have to live a thousand miles an hour, The record is the result of this long personal reflection” he says, underlining that he always tries to give his best to the songs he writes.
Horan and mental health
Horan also talks about mental health during the Apple Music interview. encouraged to explore therapy by Sam Smith, the gay English singer, who some time ago admitted in a series of posts on Twitter about the therapy he has undergone. “The mess in your mind is not the mess. It is who you are” Englishman’s words.
but also another collaborator, British singer-songwriter james bay, best known for the first single “Hold Back the River”. Which says a lot about stress.
Horan hadn’t yet gone to therapy, but conversations with colleagues enlightened him. “I remember chatting with James Bay, and I hope he doesn’t mind if I say that. and Sam Smith. and one evening we were talking medicine and stuff like that, This is where celebrity interactions work well for me,” she admits.
“The more I hear about it, the more I think it might actually a good idea for meThe artist said, referring to the ‘blender’ of emotions he has experienced in recent years thanks to the stupendous success of One Direction that has completely changed his personal life.
years with one direction
Speaking about those years, the Irishman recently said: “I loved going on tour, but it was crazy: We used to go to beautiful countries but never saw even a second of these. Our tour was a constant transfer between hotel, concert, plane, hotel, plane. And so on. at the end of the week.”
And when he was in London, things were no better. “We could never stick our noses out the hotel door. If we went out in a car we were recognized almost immediately, e.g. We were being followed by fans… dozens of fans. It looks like ab*tch, but I can guarantee it was really problematic.”
big respect for ed sheeran
During the interview with Apple Music, there was also room for praise for Ed Sheeran, another collaborator he admires. professional ethics,
“I remember Ed telling me during the pandemic that he had written two songs the day before in the afternoon. I wanted to be like her: I made chicken salad and did workouts in between (she wrote a song, ed.). He is great. and it’s one of the bestsays the Irishman.