As the upcoming hiatus of One Direction comes near, it seems like the now four piece band has been in their best efforts to make things up to their ever supportive fans before finally taking the time off from the limelight.
Following their last concert earlier in November, One Direction is bringing another treat for their fans after debuting their latest track "End of the Day" from the band's upcoming fifth studio album "Made in the A.M".
The new single is said to appear like a two-song piece, which functions as two stand alone pieces moving from a lively beat, hand clap music groove to a mid-tempo sing along, as the song lyrics reads "All I know at the end of the day / Is you want what you want, and you say what you say/ chorus /And you follow your heart, even though it'll break sometimes."
Reports say that One Direction started recording the album "Made in the A.M", not too long after Zayn Malik left the band to pursue a solo career earlier this year. Going back to the band's hiatus, Niall Horan was the first one to give a hint that they are planning to break up next year.
"We are not splitting up, but we will be taking a well-earned break at some point next year," he wrote on Twitter. "Don't worry though, we still have lots to achieve! Can't wait for you to hear all the new music we have for you and to perform some new songs at the tor [sic] continues! Love you all xx."
Other tracks included in the upcoming album are 'Drag Me Down', the acoustic guitar themed track 'History, the rock ballad 'Perfect' and cold play beat 'Infinity'. "Made in the A.M" is set to be released on November 13, Friday.
