Harry Styles' new album title sparks more confusion than excitement among fans

Harry Styles has broken his two-year musical silence, revealing his fourth solo album.

However, the most talked-about aspect of the album is its cryptic title, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. 

The 31-year-old made this announcement on social media, with an album cover featuring the artist under a disco ball in a field.

The album is set to release on March 6, 2025.

While the news sent his global fanbase into a frenzy, the album’s unconventional name has drawn immediate mixed reactions online.

The title is marked as lengthy and confusing. Previously, his titles were short and clear, i.e., Harry’s House and Fine Line.

Some fans on reddit expressed confusion and criticism on social media, with one user stating, “That is a truly awful name for an album. Choose one sentence!”

While the other stated, “Bad album cover, TERRRIBLE album name.”

Apart from the criticism, there were fans who were very excited about this news. One user wrote on Instagram, “This is the best possible way the year could have started.” Another wrote, “The best news of the year.”

Despite conflicting views on the new album's title, commercial expectations are extremely high.

The much-anticipated follow-up to Harry Styles’ Grammy and Brit Award-winning Harry’s House is produced by long-time collaborator Kid Harpoon. Harry Styles has not released any music from this project yet but has dispatched a vocal clip to his fans this week.