It's been a while for Harry Styles, but thankfully, that time is coming to an end. The performer's most recent album was released in 2022 and was called Harry's House. The album was slightly different and synth-poppy, but as with almost everything Styles, it was also brilliant. A wait for the follow-up is almost over.
While posting artwork for a new album on Instagram, the singer also announced the title for the record as well as the release date. Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. will come out on March 6, which, of course, means the album is ready to go, and there shouldn't be any kind of delay.
Styles has never really disappeared from the public eye. He goes to fashion shows, pops up at awards shows, and simply lives the life of a rather famous human being. But he also doesn't mass-produce records. That is a good thing because the implication is that when he puts the effort into making something new, the music is very good.
Harry Styles announces a new album that will drop on March 6
The new album will have a tracklist of 12 songs and will be executive-produced by Kid Harpoon. The producer has worked with Harry Styles on every one of solo albums, the first coming in 2017. Since then, Styles has only released two more records, each coming about a year longer than it took to release the previous one.
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. will also be the former One Direction member's first project since his former bandmate, Liam Payne, died after falling from a balcony in 2024. What isn't known is how much that event will influence what fans hear on Styles' new album.
One might assume there would be songs of loss and remembrance, and Harry Styles turns Payne's death into an artistic experience. Or perhaps he simply eschews mentioning Payne altogether, and gives fans 12 bundles of happiness in a world that needs a lot of that currently.
One can be certain, though, that when the new record drops on March 6, it will be both commercially and musically successful. That is what we have come to expect from Harry Styles since he first appeared with One Direction in 2010.