Liam Payne’s first song after his death is set to come out this week

The first posthumous song by Liam Payne will be made available this Friday.

The One Direction star was in the studio with Grammy winner Sam Pounds prior to his untimely death on October 16 after a fatal fall from a hotel balcony. The producer hopes that their song, “Do No Wrong,” “eclipses the negative echoes” and gives his loved ones and fans some “healing power” as they grieve the tragic loss of the 31-year-old pop star.

“I pray that this will be a blessing to the world like Liam has always dreamed,” Sam said on X/Twitter, sharing the artwork for the song, which features an angel with a shattered heart above its head. As you listen, I pray that angels will console you every day. With this song, I hope and pray that Ruth, [son] Bear, and the whole family may be blessed. Hopefully, this music will drown out the unpleasant echoes. Each and every one of you will be embraced by a supernaturally positive healing power, I pray. Let us all be blessed with love.

Liam wanted Chris Brown to appear on “Do Know Wrong,” Sam recently told his Instagram fans.

After the first single, “Teardrops,” failed to chart in March, Liam recorded a follow-up to his 2019 debut album, “LP1.” However, according to an insider, he was later fired by his label because Universal Music executives were worried that his new songs wouldn’t appeal to the pop band’s fan base.

“There were disagreements about how his brand should have been marketed because Liam wanted to make the kind of music he enjoyed, but his label thought it wouldn’t win over 1D fans,” a source told DailyMail.com.

“United decided to quietly drop Liam and invest in other artists because the entire music industry is restructuring and making cuts to cut costs.”“He was wealthy, so he didn’t need the money, but yes, it hurt him because he was always under pressure to compete with the other guys in the band,” the insider continued.

At a recent fan gathering, Liam talked candidly about his second solo album, revealing that each song described a personal experience.

“This time, the most terrifying thing is that each of these songs is a story from my life,” he stated. Additionally, I’m quite close to them. I want people to understand that I truly experienced whatever it is you’re experiencing while you listen to this song. 

“A lot of these songs have been rewritten around the idea of where we’re going with this and also how I’m feeling as a person,” he continued.I would come, sing a song, and then go. This time, definitely not. This is going to be entertaining for us.