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One Direction's Liam releases solo teaser

  • Published
    17 January 2016
Liam PayneImage source, AP

One Direction might be on a break, but singer Liam Payne has already posted a clip of a new solo track.

He posted the seven second snippet on social media, with the caption: "Little Song I wrote for fun yesterday."

One Direction are currently on hiatus after releasing five albums in four years, and lots of fans have been wondering what the boys will do next.

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