Music Malik shares music with a message about racism in One Direction Social Networks, former BOY BAND member released teaser of the alleged “Fuchsia Sea”, with verses that suggest prejudice at the time of the Bandal Writing

In the teaser of his new song, allegedly entitled “Fuchsia Sea”, Zayn Malik seems to confront the racism he faced when he was a member of the One Direction.

The musician shared an excerpt from the Instagram track, promising that the full version would be released “soon”. Following the mixture of soft, soul and country rock on your 2024 album, Room Under The Stairsthe clip of “Fuchsia Sea” show Zayn Going back to a reflective hip-hop, while rhyme casually over a vigorous piano beat (it is worth noting that Room Under The Stairs also presented a song called “Fuchsia Sea”).

Although Zayn Talk a lot about the clip you shared, the most outstanding phrase comes close to the end of the first verse and seems to be a very specific reference to your time in One Direction. “I converted myself to the show/And I did it for inflation/because I worked hard on a white band/and they still laughed at the Asian”he says.

Son of Pakistani Muslim father and English mother of Irish descent, Zayn He has already talked about facing racism and intolerance, especially as a child in Bradford, England. While it was in One Directionhe occasionally talked about being the target of online harassment, as in a 2012 interview, when he said: “Unpleasant things[foram ditas] like ‘I am a terrorist’. How can you justify this? How can you call me that and get away? “

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