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Louis and Tony Aguilar from Los 40 España - 31/10
I would say that there were times in Walls when I was daring with more risky musical decisions following my heart, and I have tried to bring that back for this record. It's something I've heard from start to finish, I could imagine listening to them even if they weren't mine. And that, for an artist, is a very good feeling.
Louis on Faith In The Future to Los40
It's interesting, because it's the first time I've made an album where I have the title before any of the songs. It's been funny, because it sets the tone for the whole album.
There is a phrase that you repeat a lot, Faith in the future . It is said that it could be the title of your second album, what can you tell us about it? - Los40
In the lyrics I am very honest, yes, I think I would define it that way.
Louis defining himself as a composer to Los40
It's a good question, and at least from my point of view, with my own fans, when I really have fun, when I really believe in what I'm doing, that feeling spreads to the public, so I end up with the best of every perspective, and when I do something I believe in, I pick up a lot of energy from the audience.
Louis on picking up the energy coming from us, fans, to Los40
I was pretty disappointed at the time, because I was so excited to get a boost, and get everything going. As I lived the confinement, I understood that each one lived the situation in a personal way, and not everyone lived it like me. My life has had constant pressure and I have always been very busy, and there was less pressure and of course, less things to do. It actually gave me a lot of clarity for the next record, it gave me time to think about everything I had been through and process it in my head.
Louis on the forced break in 2020 to Los40
I think I'm in a different situation. When you do this trending thing, it's because you want to be as big as you can be, and I understand that reasoning, because that's what I hoped to experience with One Direction; but I realised, especially when I started my solo career, I realized that I had already experienced success and it didn't fill me up. I wanted to test myself and see if I could make it on my own, see what it is that I love.
Louis on not following industry trends to Los40
It was that, during the first two or even three years of my solo career, there was so much work to discover who I was as an artist, and all the songs that I did not include in Walls, it was because I was experimenting as an artist. With the situation of having come out of a band like One Direction, it was a development process that everyone would have seen; while there are new artists they can do those things behind closed doors, something that I couldn't do. I was experimenting, and from then on I started to follow my heart and Walls was born .
Louis on his firsts solo projects to Los40
