Harry Styles Thinks 'A Lot Of Powerful Music' Will Be Made During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Right about right now, it may feel like you've been self-isolating for months in a task to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Although if it makes you feel any better, Harry Styles understands exactly what you're going through. In a FaceTime interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music yesterday (March 26), the "Adore You" singer opened up about his very own quarantine routine, how he's adjusting to a life of social distancing, and what he thinks will come of this very uncertain blip in time.


"I think we're sort of adjusting to the new regular the "Watermelon Sugar" crooner mentioned. He also thinks that folks are finally beginning to understand the gravity of the pandemic altogether. "At first it's like, 'Oh, we're all in and we get to watch movies and eat burritos,' and live the sort of meme life," he mentioned. "And then you speak to people around the world and I have some companions in Italy and stuff and for them it's really scary. There's hundreds of people dying every day."





Hearing the devastating news about the coronavirus outbreak can definitely take its toll mentally, which is why Styles feels grateful that there really are some simple ways for him and others to escape — even while stuck inside. "If you're in your residence, you get to sort of remove from it a little and also you get to watch films and read books and listen to music, which is astonishing he mentioned. Nevertheless I think you get that humbling moment where you just remember that actually this is a very serious thing."


"I'm lucky because I'm staying in with companions, yet we're checking on people all of the time who are living on their own and stuff because it's a long time to be in your home he added. He's also been cooking, meditating, running, and going for drives. Perhaps most importantly, though, he's been working on new music. "I think you just of course, if you're in this sort of situation, you find yourself just at instruments so much," he mentioned. "To be sincere, I'm doing some of the stuff that I should be doing more regularly anyway, probably I should be playing the piano more. I should be playing the guitar more. I should be writing poems and lyrics more. So I have been doing a lot of that."





Nevertheless the "Lights Up" singer is confident he's not the only musician applying this time at residence to prepare. "I think a lot of powerful music is going to come from that because ultimately you have people who have a need to express themselves through music and writing film and thus several different ways who are right now having a lot of additional time without intrerruptions to sit down and think," he mentioned. "I think we'll probably get a lot of honesty, which is amazing."


As far as what the future holds, Styles is hopeful that the world will become a higher class of place than it was before. "I hope and I think in general, the human race comes out of this humbled and wise he mentioned. So far, though, he wants each person to let the moments of happiness." "I think it's key to have conversations with companions and laugh and have those moments now he mentioned. "... That's the stuff that I think will get you through everything."