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No meltdowns necessary with Niall Horan’s latest single, “Meltdown,” which came out on April 28th.
Just Know – This Too Shall Pass
The Irish singer recently dropped the most comforting track for all his young fans who are blindly navigating life. “Meltdown” captures the feeling of anxiety in an arguably beautiful way. This track is about searching for the highs while stuck in the lows. Fans around the world have been praising Niall Horan for his vulnerability in the song. “Meltdown” gives words to the feelings that they couldn’t express themselves. Moreover, fans are grateful for the reassurance that when all else fails, their favorite former One Direction member will be the shoulder they can lean on.
“The song is basically about feeling anxious and being in that kind of freaking out moment but knowing deep down that everything will be alright,” Niall wrote on social media.
The track is upbeat and optimistic, despite the heavier topic at hand. The song begins with the message that is sent repeatedly throughout the track: “When it all melts down, I’ll be there.” One thing that Niall has perfected throughout his musical career is the ability to deliver a sense of safety and comfort through his songwriting. Niall transcribes the level of sanctity he feels in music and transforms it into beautiful melodies.
If there’s one thing we know about Niall Horan, it’s that he has solidified his artistry. He’s a quiet force to be reckoned with. Despite his boyband roots, he truly has come into his own.
Niall Horan’s “The Show”
“Meltdown” comes as the second track released from Niall’s upcoming album, “The Show.” His first single, “Heaven,” took the internet by storm. Fans excitedly flocked to social media, celebrating the first look into the singer’s newest album. Keep an eye out on Niall’s website and socials for any more news and updates regarding “The Show,” out June 9th. Until then, you can find Niall as one of the current judges on NBC’s The Voice.
Check out the lyric video for “Meltdown” below.
