Everything You Need To Know About Harry Styles New Album: Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally

By Kayla Harper

The multidisciplinary talent, Harry Styles, took to Instagram on January 15 to announce his upcoming album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.  Set for release on March 6, 2026, this will be Styles’ fourth album as a solo artist since he and the other members declared the 2010’s favourite boy-band, One Direction’s, indefinite hiatus.

 

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Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally was highly anticipated before it even had a name as Styles has not released a new record since 2022’s Harry House, disappearing from the spotlight after the conclusion of his record-breaking tour, Love On Tour (2021-2023).  Even Gracie Abrams joked with fans about “Not pulling a Harry” (Abrams, Toronto July 26, 2025) after the final shows of her The Secret Of Us Deluxe Tour (2025) concluded. By this she meant she did not plan to unexpectedly and suddenly disappear for years.

Kid Harpoon is listed as the executive producer for Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.  He previously worked with Styles’ on Harry’s House, and has also worked with musicians such as Florence + The Machine, Maggie Rogers, Jessie Ware and Miley Cyrus among others. That being said, we can expect this new Styles’ record to have a similar sonic layout to Harry’s House. 

 

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Other than the lead single, “Aperture” (set for release on January 23), the tracklist for the 12-track album has yet to be revealed.  However, there are two playlists on Styles’ Apple Music profile, Songs For Kissing and Songs For Disco, featuring songs from Styles’ past three albums. It’s possible the songs chosen for this playlist might be a hint at the direction of the album with the first playlist (Songs For Kissing) featuring some of the most vulnerable songs of Styles’ career thus far.  The other playlist (Songs For Disco) features the most upbeat, danceable songs from the past three records. If these playlists are any indication of what’s to come, we can expect Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally to explore the duality between vulnerability and celebration, with tracks as sincere as “Little Freak” and “Matilda”, and tracks as fun as “As It Was” and “Late Night Talking” (Harry’s House, 2022).

Further details are scarce, however, more is sure to come and for now fans can pre-order Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally on CD, a shimmery silver cassette and pink or black vinyl on Styles’ official website.