It’s lastly taking place—Harry Types is again with new music.
The pop famous person formally introduced his fourth studio album, Kiss All of the Time. Disco, Often, set to drop on March 6, 2026. Produced by longtime collaborator Child Harpoon, the 12-track file guarantees to proceed Types’ genre-blending evolution, teasing disco and different recent sounds for his followers.
The announcement comes after weeks of cryptic teasers that had followers buzzing on-line. On January 15, Types revealed the album particulars alongside a brand new web site, WeBelongTogether.co, which featured a full-page clip of a crowd at a live performance and prompted guests to textual content “We belong collectively” to a quantity linked to Types’ crew.
This mysterious build-up wasn’t new territory for the One Route alum. Again in December, he had posted an eight-minute video from the ultimate cease of his Love on Tour in Reggio Emilia, Italy, performing the “Eternally, Eternally” instrumental on piano. The video ended with the phrases, “We belong collectively,” echoing the identical phrase seen on the web site—additional fueling fan hypothesis.
Types has taken his time between albums, making every launch an occasion. His final studio effort, Harry’s Home, debuted atop the Billboard 200 in 2022 and went on to win Album of the Yr on the 2023 Grammys. Its lead single, “As It Was,” spent 15 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Sizzling 100, surpassing the one-week file beforehand set by his 2020 hit “Watermelon Sugar.” The album additionally produced fan favorites like “Late Night time Speaking” and “Music for a Sushi Restaurant.”
Earlier than Harry’s Home, Types launched his self-titled debut in 2017 and Advantageous Line in 2019—each additionally opening at No. 1 within the U.S. Albums chart. His fourth album guarantees to construct on that momentum, giving followers a brand new style of the sound that has outlined his solo profession: genre-blending pop with a particular stylistic edge.
Types, who turns 32 on February 1, supported Harry’s Home with Love on Tour, a worldwide marathon of 173 exhibits—together with 20 nights at Madison Sq. Backyard. The tour’s remaining live performance in Reggio Emilia impressed the cryptic “Eternally, Eternally” teaser that hinted on the forthcoming mission.
