Harry Styles has returned with new music and a new visual to match. You are seeing the start of his next release cycle with “Aperture,” the lead single from his upcoming fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
The song arrived alongside a music video, giving you an early sense of the direction Styles is taking. The full album releases March 6 through Columbia Records.
“Aperture” leans toward dance-focused production rather than radio pop. The tempo stays steady, and the arrangement keeps attention on rhythm and repetition. This approach aligns with how you might experience the song live rather than through headphones alone. Styles positions the track as shared music, built for rooms full of people.
Alongside the release, Styles announced a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City. These shows form part of his Together, Together tour, which begins May 16. The tour spans seven cities and features rotating special guests, including Robyn, Shania Twain, and Jamie xx. If you plan to attend, this structure suggests each stop offers a different live experience rather than a fixed setlist.
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. lists Kid Harpoon as executive producer. Harpoon also co-wrote and produced Harry’s House, Styles’ 2022 album. Harry’s House earned three Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Album, and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. The project also produced “As It Was,” one of the most-streamed songs of that year, along with singles such as “Daylight,” “Satellite,” “Music for a Sushi Restaurant,” and “Late Night Talking.”
The new album includes 12 tracks:
01 Aperture
02 American Girls
03 Ready, Steady, Go!
04 Are You Listening Yet?
05 Taste Back
06 The Waiting Game
07 Season 2 Weight Loss
08 Coming Up Roses
09 Pop
10 Dance No More
11 Paint By Numbers
12 Carla’s Song
Based on the song titles and the sound of “Aperture,” you should expect a project centered on movement, repetition, and live performance energy. Styles appears focused on building music for shared spaces, with touring and residency shows playing a central role in how you experience this era.
Harry Styles (Photo by Stella Blackmon)
