In a stunning development that has rocked the One Direction fandom, a collection of unreleased tracks from Liam Payne has surfaced online — and many believe it may have been his final project before his tragic passing.
The leaked album, unofficially titled “Evergreen”, contains 12 songs, most of which appear to be voice memo demos, raw studio takes, and haunting acoustic ballads. Though not confirmed by his estate, fans and insiders alike are calling it Liam’s unofficial goodbye letter.
“It doesn’t sound like a pop album. It sounds like closure.”
Within hours of the leak, hashtags like #EvergreenByLiam, #LiamPayneLeaks, and #ThankYouLiam began trending worldwide.
One of the most talked-about songs is titled “April Sky”, a stripped-down piano track where Liam sings:
“If the light leaves early, don’t forget to smile for me / I left my favorite songs inside the wind.”
Fans are calling it “as devastating as it is beautiful.”
Another track, “5AM,” is an upbeat guitar-driven anthem that sounds like classic Liam — hopeful, cheeky, and full of bounce. It ends with a voicemail-style recording:
“Alright, that’s enough sad sht. Go dance, will ya?”*
Real or Fake? Fans Investigate
Some are questioning the authenticity of the leak, as the tracks were found on an anonymous Dropbox link posted to Reddit. But producers once connected to Liam, including Digital Farm Animals and Steve Mac, have hinted at unreleased work left on hold since 2023.
One producer tweeted and then quickly deleted:
“He made magic that never saw daylight. But maybe the world needs it now.”
A Final Gift?
Whether intended for official release or not, the music feels deeply personal. One fan wrote:
“Listening to it feels like sitting with Liam one last time.”
Fans are urging the Payne family and former team to officially release the album in honor of his legacy, possibly as a charity project for mental health support.
What Comes Next?
No official statement has been released by Liam’s estate, but close sources say the family is aware of the leak and “touched by the fan response.” Whether Evergreen becomes a posthumous release or remains a whispered moment in fandom history, one thing is certain:
He left us words, melodies, and echoes. Liam Payne’s story isn’t over. It’s just been heard in a different way.
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