The release of a song featuring Liam Payne, former member of the British boy band One Direction who recently died at the age of 31, which had been announced for Friday has been postponed, American artist Sam Pounds said this Tuesday, October 29. with whom he collaborated.
The American singer and songwriter announced the release of this title, Don’t do anything wrongon social media, accompanied by a black and white illustration, depicting an angel rising towards a broken heart. But on Tuesday, Sam Pounds announced on X that he would be postponing this release.
“As much as we all love the song, it’s not time yet,” he wrote. “We are all still mourning Liam’s passing and I want the family to grieve in peace and prayer,” the artist added. “We will all wait.”
Liam Payne was found dead on October 16 after falling from the balcony of his hotel room in Buenos Aires. Preliminary autopsy results established that he was going through “some kind of substance abuse crisis,” according to the Argentine prosecutor’s office.
A wave of emotion
His death caused a wave of emotion among his many followers around the world.
The pop star had spoken publicly about her struggle with substance abuse and her difficulties coping with fame from a young age. Before his death, Liam Payne had collaborated on the song. Don’t do anything wrong with Sam pounds.
Liam Payne was part, along with Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik and Harry Styles, of the famous boy band One Direction, formed in 2010 and which achieved dazzling success.
After the departure of Zayn Malik, the group went on hiatus in 2016 and Liam Payne, like his former bandmates, began a solo career.
Last year he announced that he was working on his second album, including the first single. tears was released in March.
Source: BFM TV
