Niall Horan debuts the official music video for his latest single “Black and White.” Horan, Julian Bunetta, Teddy Geiger, Alexander Izquierdo, and Scott Harris wrote the track and it was produced by Bunetta. “Black and White” was lifted from Horan’s album Heartbreak Weather, out now via Capitol Records. 

“Black and White” by Niall Horan feature Horan confessing a forever love and soundtracks a description of him practicing the tune, eventually performing in front of a full audience. The song seems to be a promise to his fans when he sings the lyrics “I’ll love you for the rest of my life.” The video consists of a grainy quality where Horan is captured playing in a number of different settings. He is also seen in a montage of clips where he is being silly and posing for pictures while on the road. 

Heartbreak Weather debuted at number one on the US Top Album Sales chart and reached number one in the UK and Ireland. The album has garnered over 500 million streams worldwide and came in at number one on NPR’s “All Songs Considered” list of the week’s top 10 new albums. Rolling Stone said that Horan, “stretches out on his ace second solo album…even with a bruised heart, he’s a charmer.” Newsweek mentioned, “‘Nice to Meet Ya’ and ‘No Judgement’ are suave works of seduction…[while] ‘Put a Little Love on Me’ is a tender, piano-focused ballad.” Stereogum said, “the forecast is improving for Niall Horan.” American Songwriter observed, “Horan guns right for the eye of heartbreak’s storm…He feels the sting quite viscerally, yet instead of writhing around in his misery, he fashions his acoustic guitar in new smoldering settings or opts to dance it out into the wee hours of the morning.”

Alongside the fresh but sultry hookup anthem “No Judgement,” the heartbreaking “Put a Little Love on Me“ and the man-about-town mania of “Nice to Meet Ya” – a track that has amassed more than 300 million streams globally – is a set of songs that ups the energy from Horan’s No. 1 solo debut album Flicker. Tapping influences as wide-ranging as Bruce Springsteen, Arctic Monkeys, and The Weeknd, Horan recorded the album in Los Angeles, London, and the Bahamas with an all-star team that included Teddy Geiger, Julian Bunetta, Tobias Jesso Jr., Greg Kurstin, Mozella, and more. Heartbreak Weather sweeps listeners up and onto a journey where the perspective, emotion, and music are always shifting.

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