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Niall Horan for NME
I think ‘Steal My Girl’ – hot take! Imagine if every time someone asked me, ‘What’s your hot take?’, I was like, ‘Well, I think Steal My Girl’ should have been bigger. But no, [seriously], I think ‘Steal My Girl’ was robbed of its day in the sun. I think ‘Fool’s Gold’ is underrated too to be honest, but ‘Steal My Girl’ is the one.
If any One Direction song could pop off on TikTok, which would you like it to be? — Niall for NME
I remember [when] a deluxe used to be a place where I would hide songs that I didn’t particularly like… but now I get excited for the deluxe. A couple of the songs that’ll be on my deluxe this time are among my favourites; I just needed to make a 12-track album and, like, I didn’t really know how to put that jigsaw puzzle together… But maybe I could have a little dig and see what I can find in the old Dropbox. Because there’s probably a couple of good ones in there. Maybe you’ve just come up with an idea?”
Your debut album ‘Flicker’ will turn 10 next year. Is there potential for a 10th anniversary deluxe edition with bonus tracks? — Niall for NME
Niall Horan on 10 years as a solo artist: "I've stuck to my guns"
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I think ‘Tastes So Good’. It’s quite aggressive for me – in a great way. Inspiration-wise, I listened to a lot of Radiohead making this [and drew from] Thom Yorke’s melodic standpoint of, like, not having many words in a phrase… I was just trying to drag the phrase out with not a lot of words. [Whereas] usually I would try and fit in as many words [as possible].
Which song on the album do you think will surprise people the most? — Niall for NME
The Irish pop star and former One Direction member is returning with his fourth solo album Dinner Party, diving into the rollercoaster of em