This is the era of Harry Styles. Over the past decade, he’s become one of the most influential forces in modern culture—but he keeps hitting new peaks. The British singer-songwriter’s new album is a deeply personal statement: Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. It arrives March 6, nearly four years after his modern classic Harry’s House, the Grammy-winning Album of the Year for 2023.
“Aperture” sets the tone for the whole album: experimental, wildly adventurous, flamboyantly original, with the message: “We belong together.” It’s the sound of an artist who feels free and confident to try anything, with his longtime collaborator Kid Harpoon. Like the rest of the album, it breaks new ground for an artist who keeps refusing to repeat himself.
Styles surprised everyone with his first solo albums, 2017’s Harry Styles and 2019’s Fine Line, on Columbia Records. He defied cliches with sophisticated songwriting that established him as a fiercely independent voice. Harry’s House blew up into a record-breaking cultural phenomenon, reaching #1 in 28 countries. “As It Was” became one of the biggest hits of all time, topping the Billboard chart for 15 weeks—unprecedented for a solo artist. He returns to the stage in 2026 with his global Together, Together tour. Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. proves he’s still pushing the boundaries, as one of the most unpredictable and ambitious artists in the music world. Nobody can ever guess his next move—and it’s clear that he likes it that way.
