After four quiet years, Harry Styles is back with his fourth solo studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., scheduled to arrive March 6 on Columbia. The ex-One Direction star has evolved into one of pop’s sharpest voices, balancing massive commercial success with genuine artistic growth. His previous record, 2022’s Harry’s House, delivered some of the decade’s biggest singles, including the omnipresent ‘As It Was’ and fan favorites ‘Late Night Talking’, ‘Daylight’, ‘Satellite’, and ‘Music for a Sushi Restaurant’ all while sweeping the 2023 Grammy for Album of the Year.
Produced once again by close collaborator Kid Harpoon, who helped shape Harry’s House’s crisp, genre-blurring sound, the new LP contains 12 tracks. No music has been released yet, leaving fans to speculate based on the title’s cheeky reference to disco elements and the freshly shared cover art, which has already sparked plenty of online discussion.
Styles spent much of the Harry’s House cycle in the public eye: headlining Coachella in 2022, collecting awards, performing on television, and acting in Don’t Worry Darling. Once the tour ended, however, he largely disappeared from view. The tragic 2024 passing of Liam Payne, his former bandmate, brought brief but heartfelt statements from Styles and the rest of One Direction. Now, with Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. on the horizon, Styles is poised to re-enter the conversation on his own terms.
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