Harry Styles’ teaser campaign this week could mean only one thing, and so it has proved.
The singer’s fourth album will be released on March 6 via Columbia, titled Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.
The cover art (below) was revealed along with the fact that the record will comprise 12 tracks and is executive produced by Kid Harpoon, Styles’ long-time collaborator.
Limited edition vinyl, CDs, merchandise and box sets are now available for pre-order online.
This week, posters appeared in various cities around the world, depicting the phrase ‘we belong together’ over an aerial crowd photo taken during Styles’ last arena tour in 2022/23. Residencies at Madison Square Garden and Manchester’s Co-Op Live, in which Styles is an investor, have been rumoured this week.
His last album, Harry’s House, was released in 2022 and has 931,440 sales to date, according to the Official Charts Company. His self-titled debut, from 2017, has 623,218, while 2019’s Fine Line has 1,025,821.
Now, his name can be added to what is a busy Q1 for major releases, with new albums from BTS, Bruno Mars, Gorillaz, Robbie Williams, Charli XCX and more on the way.
Styles had the biggest UK album of 2022 with Harry's House and the year's biggest single with As It Was (which has 3,358,403 sales to date). The album continued to be among the most streamed of the year in 2023, when it was at No.5 overall.
Now, the former Music Week cover star is back to do it all over again.
PHOTO: Johnny Dufort
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