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Harry Styles<\/a> has announced a new album called \u2018Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally\u2019.<\/p>\n The announcement comes following the soloist and former One Direction<\/a> star hinting at new music earlier this week.<\/p>\n First, a series of posters <\/a>with the phrase \u2018We Belong Together\u2019 began popping up in cities across the globe<\/a>. Then, he sent out a brief, lo-fi voice recording to fans on Whatsapp<\/a>, which contained audio of him singing the line \u201cWe belong together<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n Now he has officially confirmed his fourth studio album, \u2018Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally\u2019.<\/p>\n It contains 12 new songs, is executive produced by Kid Harpoon<\/a>, and set for release on March 6. Visit here to pre-order<\/a>.<\/p>\n Rumours that Styles was working on a new record date back to August 2022, when the pop star suggested that he was already working on ideas for a new solo album.\u00a0<\/a>Then, in 2024, he was spotted arriving at RAK Studios in London, leading many to believe he was underway with the recording process.<\/p>\n The new album will follow-on from his third studio album, \u2018Harry\u2019s House\u2019<\/a>, which dropped in 2022 and featured singles \u2018As It Was\u2019<\/a>, \u2018Late Night Talking\u2019<\/a>, \u2018Music For A Sushi Restaurant\u2019<\/a> and more.<\/p>\n The record won the Album Of The Year awards at both the BRITs <\/a>and the Grammys<\/a> in 2023, and went on to make chart history across the globe<\/a>.<\/p>\n Following Styles hinting at new music in recent days, rumours have also emerged that the singer has struck a deal for another residency at New York\u2019s Madison Square Garden<\/a>. If these come to fruition, it will be his first shows there since playing 15 sold-out nights at the arena back in 2022<\/a> as part of his \u2018Love On Tour\u2019 dates.<\/a><\/p>\n Outlets including BBC News<\/a><\/em> also report that there are murmurs of Styles hosting a residency at the Co-op Live in Manchester later this year, as he is a major investor in the arena<\/a>, which opened in May 2024<\/a>. At time of writing, though, no live shows have been announced.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n