Harry Styles has made a big announcement about his upcoming fourth studio album, set to be released this spring. The album, titled “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” is scheduled to be out on March 6. This will mark Styles’s first full-length project in four years, following the success of his critically acclaimed synth pop album “Harry’s House” in 2022, which won him the prestigious album of the year award at the 2023 Grammy Awards.
The cover artwork for “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” was revealed by Styles on Instagram, depicting the 31-year-old artist in casual attire under a sparkling disco ball in a nighttime setting. The post quickly gained over four million likes within just three hours of being shared. According to a press release, the album will feature 12 tracks and is being executive produced by Kid Harpoon, a longtime collaborator of Styles who has worked on all of his albums since the singer’s debut in 2017.
This announcement confirms speculations about Styles’s return to the music scene after maintaining a low profile for the past two years following his last tour. Recently, he surprised fans with a YouTube video titled “Forever, Forever,” showcasing a piano ballad performance from the final night of his successful Love on Tour. The video, lasting over eight minutes, ends with the message “We belong together” flashing on the screen and includes footage of passionate fans in Italy gearing up for the tour finale.
Further fueling excitement, posters and billboards bearing messages like “We belong together” and “See you very soon” began appearing in various cities, hinting at Styles’s imminent comeback. This album also holds significance as Styles’s first release since the tragic passing of his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne in 2024.