Harry Styles releases album with twelve new tracks and presents exclusive film recorded in Manchester
British singer Harry Styles made his return to the music scene official this Friday with the release of his fourth studio album, titled “Kiss All the Time Disco Occasionally”. The project, which follows the award-winning “Harry’s House”, represents a significant evolution in the artist’s career, exploring new sounds that mix elements of disco, synth-pop and electronics. Produzido over an extensive period, the work reflects a phase of artistic maturity and was recorded in studios located in Londres and Berlim between the years 2024 and 2025.
The album features 12 new tracks and is now available on all major digital streaming platforms, marking a new era for the former member of One Direction.
In addition to the musical part, the release is accompanied by a concert film titled “One Night in Manchester”, offering fans a complete visual experience of the new compositions.
Collaborations and track highlights
The album’s production brings together longtime collaborators and new names who help shape the project’s unique aesthetic. Kid Harpoon and Tyler Johnson return to the technical team, ensuring the sound quality that fans recognize, while new interactions bring freshness to the repertoire. The track list features a diversity of styles and special appearances that enrich the album’s narrative.
- “Aperture” (5:11) opens the album with a long instrumental intro, mixing synthesizers and atmospheric vocals.
- “American Gurl” (3:33) features Dev Hynes and stands out for its striking bass and double production by
- “Ready Steady Go!” (2:40) brings the energy of the band Wet Leg, with an accelerated bass line and dynamic influences.
- “Can You Still Hear Me?” (3:12) includes vocals from Gus Dapperton and harkens back to the heavy beats of the late 2010s.
These initial tracks establish the tone of the new project, balancing nostalgia with technological innovation, a hallmark of this phase of Styles’s career.
Sound experimentation in the middle of the album
The album’s middle section demonstrates Styles’s versatility in navigating between pop and electronic experimentation. Canções such as “Test Bake” and “The
Another highlight is the track “Coming Up Rosés”, which features Julian Casablancas, lead singer of The Strokes. The song features a nostalgic guitar riff, perfectly blending the styles of both artists in a collaboration that surprised specialized critics due to the sound chemistry presented.
The track “Season 2 With Love” relies on a repetitive and hypnotic structure, functioning as a kind of electronic mantra that prepares the listener for the conclusion of the work.
Closing and visual production
Moving towards the end of the musical journey, the artist presents more introspective and complex tracks. “Paint By Numbers” returns to classical guitar, but incorporates French horn arrangements and keyboards from the band The Smile, highlighting the singer’s alternative side. Já “Carla’s Song” (4:13) delivers a soulful vocal performance, ending the project with emotion and density.
The album ends with tracks that seek a balance between dance and reflection. “Pope” brings post-punk influences and melodies reminiscent of the band Idles, while “Dance No More” ends the cycle with a celebration of 80s culture, synthesizing the proposal of “Kiss All the
Exclusive film in Manchester
To complement the listening experience, the film “One Night in Manchester” captures a special performance where Harry Styles performs the new tracks live for the first time. The production features special appearances, such as House Gospel Choir and members of the band The Smile, adding choral and orchestral layers to the songs. The event, recorded on Manchester, serves as a celebration of the release, connecting audiences directly with the energy of the new compositions in a historic setting. The material is available in limited physical formats, such as vinyl and cassette, through the record labels Erskine Records and Columbia Records.
