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Hause music? No, it’s RnB

Aston Villa footballer uses his quarantine time to create music with all proceeds going to the NHS

OFF FIELD TALENTS: Hause has turned to music

KORTNEY HAUSE is like most footballers right now, stuck indoors, healthy and for the most part bored.

Instead of twiddling his thumbs though, the Aston Villa player has penned an RnB track with the help of artist KG 1001, which is available for everyone to download or stream from this Friday.

Talking to the Voice Online in the Chat Room earlier this week, Hause said he’s always had a talent for signing and felt the time was good to show the world he doesn’t just kick a ball around.

All proceeds generated from the track, entitled Worth It, will be going to the NHS.

Far from being a one off endeavour Hause says look out for his EP coming soon.

Watch the full interview here:

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