Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.

Harry Styles swaps the laid-back city pop of Harry's House for a full-throttle dance-pop revival on his fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Released 6 March 2026 through Erskine and Columbia, the 12-track set leans heavily into synth-pop and electronic textures, with producer duo Kid Harpoon and Tyler Johnson building a sleek, pulsating backdrop. Background vocals from Ellie Rowsell and the House Gospel Choir add gospel-tinged warmth, while contributions from drummer Tom Skinner and string arranger Jules Buckley give the record a live-wire energy. Recorded in London and Berlin, the album ditches R&B influences for a sound that nods to 80s club culture and modern dance floors.

Lead single "Aperture" became Styles's third US number-one, and follow-up "American Girls" hit the top five. The album moved 430,000 units in its first week, topping charts in the US, UK, Australia, Germany, France, and Canada. Styles supported the release with the Together, Together tour, running from May to December 2026, covering 68 dates across four continents and grossing over $250 million. Critical reception was overwhelmingly positive: Pitchfork gave it 8.5/10, NME awarded 5/5 stars, and Rolling Stone praised its "pulsating grooves and gospel-infused warmth." By July 2026, the album had sold approximately 2.1 million units globally, earning platinum certifications in the US, UK, Australia, and 2x platinum in Canada.[edit]