One Direction’s Biggest Billboard Hits | Vote For Your Favorite Member A story of high school romance turned adult adoration, “18” contains a final chorus designed up to choke up the listener, where Louis Tomlinson quietly declares, “I have love you since we were 18/Long before we both thought the same thing” over pensive strums. The strongest aspect of “No Control” is clearly its production, which swivels between handclaps, perky rhythm guitar, sirens and crisp cymbal taps with such precision that the balancing act appears effortless. One Direction's fourth album houses 'Fireproof,' a song that deserves more attention from everybody. One Direction’s fourth album finds the band at a crossroads: attempting to push against the musical restrictions of being one of the biggest bands in the world without losing their appeal. The vocal melodies are also arranged beautifully, with the verses painstakingly pronounced before the boys can no longer stay patient and blurt out the euphoric chorus.

Although both Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne have claimed this is their favorite song, it still gets overshadowed by the other songs on 'Four.' This song was written by Julian Bunetta, Louis Tomlinson, Jamie Scott, Liam Payne, and John Ryan.

So out goes the joyous sugar rush of their early singles (even lead single Steal My Girl feels relatively muted.

The first single from Four is one of the album’s most complete statements, a multistory classic-rock suite with piano stabs, rip-cord bass and Warrant-approved lyrics like “Every jaw drops when she’s in those jeans.” The boys sound downright giddy delivering this chorus, and their joy is contagious.Ī One Direction rock song is typically a combination of a handful of classic, capitalized ideas, and while “Girl Almighty” doesn’t attempt innovation, its grab bag of influences produces the most delirious three-and-a-half minutes on the album.

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