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Niall Horan’s First Single In Three Years “Heaven”

I was so excited to see and hear that Niall Horan released a brand new single called “Heaven”. The last studio music we heard from Horan, was when he released his sophomore record Heartbreak Weather, which was in my opinion the best album of 2020. Horan’s upcoming third studio album The Show, is set for release on June 9. It marks his first collaboration with producer Joel Little, born from a trip to Joshua Tree with co-writers John Ryan and Tobias Jesso Jr.

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