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“That’s a massive weight for any creative to be able to have that full control.” It’s much more satisfying than feeling like I’m holding something back from people or like I’m not able to show them what my full capabilities are,” he says. “I do everything as a learning and growing process. “When I'm writing, I actually try to draw as little reference as possible because I want to make something new,” he says. But while ZAYN’s newly-shaved head might have drawn headlines (he jokes that he cut off his hair because the bleach had left it “a bit destroyed”), the only metamorphosis he’s focused on is the evolution of his creative skills as an artist. I like all kinds of music.” This is the year for pop reinventions: Miley Cyrus went back to basics, Katy Perry started to look a bit like Miley, and the old Taylor Swift is, apparently, dead (the new one has a perm). “I’m always messing around with music and finding things that I like to sing on, and I want to show people that I’m not really biased to a specific genre. “I’m just trying to show that I can do different things,” he says. You want to have a good time but get as much work done as possible.”īesides his new single, ZAYN is gearing up for the release of new material. “I’m just trying to find that balance like I’m sure most people are. “Everything is kind of at my own pace now, so I am finding sit-down time in between working,” he says. Whereas the singer made a point of departing from the most successful boy band in a generation because he wasn’t making the sort of music that was true to who he was, today it seems he’s fully accustomed to being independent. “Dusk Till Dawn” has the same big budget, action-packed feel as a cinematic release pair this with the high-octane ballad and it feels like ZAYN is ushering in a new era.