Louis Tomlinson has finished working on his second solo album.
The former One Direction singer wraps up “Face in the Future,” and the record is set to be released on November 11, with the lead single due in the coming weeks.
Louis, 30, worked on the album during lockdown and kept busy in the studio while touring the world.
Despite the problems caused by COVID-19, the singer revealed that he found the recording process much more enjoyable than working on his debut, Walls.
Lewis is quoted in a bizarre column in The Sun as saying: “I enjoyed the process 20 times more than the first album.
“There were so many different opinions about the first album, and I was trying to find my feet in a band the size of One Direction, so I had a lot going on in my head.”
Louis recently reflected on the 12 years since Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Liam Payne appeared on British talent show ‘The X’ and gave One Direction’s debut album ‘Up All Night’ a ‘s** *” was named. element’.
On the “Smallzy’s Surgery” podcast, he said:
Lewis has confessed that he feels pressured to make “Face in the Future” a success in order to live up to the popularity of the boy band, which went on hiatus in 2016.
he said: . . and trying to get out of big bands like One Direction. “