In a solo endeavor, Harry Styles has revealed that his highly anticipated fourth studio album is set to debut this spring. Entitled “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” the album is scheduled for release on March 6, marking Styles’s first complete musical offering in four years. This upcoming album follows his well-received 2022 synth-pop record, “Harry’s House,” which secured Styles the prestigious Album of the Year honor at the 2023 Grammy Awards.
Recently, Styles unveiled the cover art for “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” on Instagram. The artwork features the 31-year-old artist in casual attire standing beneath a glimmering disco ball outdoors at night. The post quickly amassed over four million likes within a mere three-hour timespan. As per a press release, the album will feature 12 tracks and is under the executive production of Kid Harpoon. The accomplished British songwriter and producer has been a key collaborator with Styles since the inception of his solo journey, contributing to all his albums since his debut self-titled release in 2017.
Confirming prior speculations, this project signifies Styles’s comeback to the music scene after maintaining a low profile following the conclusion of his last tour two years ago. During this time, he was sporadically seen in London engaging in activities like biking, grabbing coffee, or going for strolls with Zoe Kravitz, his rumored romantic interest. However, the recent surprise release of a YouTube video titled “Forever, Forever,” featuring a piano ballad of the same name performed on the final night of his record-setting Love on Tour, reignited buzz around his musical endeavors.
The video, extended over eight minutes, culminates with the phrase “We belong together” flashing on the screen and includes footage of enthusiastic fans in Italy gearing up for the tour’s grand finale. Coinciding with these developments, posters and billboards carrying messages like “We belong together” and “See you very soon” have surfaced in various cities, including Toronto, alongside a new website using the same catchphrase. Notably, this forthcoming album holds significance as it marks Styles’s first musical project since the tragic passing of his former One Direction bandmate, Liam Payne, in 2024 following an accident in Argentina.
