Harry's House

The PA news agency's Imy Brighty-Potts gave the album four stars, writing: “Maybe not as groundbreaking as the epic melancholia of 2019's Fine Line, Harry's ...

The Times’ chief rock and pop critic Will Hodgkinson described the record as “the latest step in the frankly remarkable reinvention of Styles, always the most interesting member of One Direction” and also gave it four stars. Another four star rating came from The Telegraph, whose James Hall called it a “party album with a heart, and precisely the kind of record that the world needs right now”. Rhian Daly of the NME also offered the record four stars and described it as “undoubtedly Styles’ best record yet”.

Harry Styles, who is known for his flamboyant fashion sense, released his third studio album, "Harry's House," May 20, 2022.

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With loyal fangirls of the popstar uniting with music lovers across the globe to flood our TLs with messages fuelled by praise, adoration and fangirl hysteria, ...

But, tracks such as “Matilda”, “Satellite” and “Cinema” have proved that the wait was well worth it. With loyal fangirls of the popstar uniting with music lovers across the globe to flood our TLs with messages fuelled by praise, adoration and fangirl hysteria, we thought it would only be fair to honour Harry’s wildly-successful release day by rounding up some of our favourite internet reactions to the album. This particular new music Friday is dedicated to one release and one release only: Harry Styles‘ Harry’s House. Having teased us for months on end regarding the new project and the banger that is “As It Was” proving that we were in for a new musical era from the star, Styles made it almost impossible for us to wait for the sweet sounds of that first album run through.

Harry Styles has finally dropped 'Harry's House' and the pop icon has given us a sneak-peek at making the most highly-anticipated album of the year with a ...

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Let's take a look into the 'Daydreaming' meaning and the full lyrics to the bop… Harry Styles' new ...

Ooh (Give me all of your love, give me somethin' to dream about) Give me all of your love, give me somethin' to dream about So give me all of your love, give me somethin' to dream about

The pop star has spent a life on the go, so the pandemic offered him a rare chance for reflection, to separate the person from the pop star.

I think because I started so young, it became kind of like – that's who I am. I think it was a moment where it's not necessarily my place to make someone else's experience about me, but it's just wanting to reassure them that I was listening. I think people have so much guilt with things that they don't necessarily need to have guilt with. Harry Styles: I think for me home is just about friends. So the idea of home is something he's been giving a lot of thought. And she learned, while researching him for the interview, he was researching about her too.

The PA news agency's Imy Brighty-Potts gave the album four stars, writing: “Maybe not as groundbreaking as the epic melancholia of 2019's Fine Line, Harry's ...

The Times’ chief rock and pop critic Will Hodgkinson described the record as “the latest step in the frankly remarkable reinvention of Styles, always the most interesting member of One Direction” and also gave it four stars. Another four star rating came from The Telegraph, whose James Hall called it a “party album with a heart, and precisely the kind of record that the world needs right now”. Rhian Daly of the NME also offered the record four stars and described it as “undoubtedly Styles’ best record yet”.

Harry Styles' third solo album is finally out featuring the songs As It Was, Boyfriends and Little Freaks.

“Take a walk on Sunday through the afternoon,We can always find something for us to do,We don’t really like what’s on the news, but it’s on all the time” “You’d be the spoon, Dip you in honey so I could be sticking to you” “I’m on the roof, You’re in your airplane seat / I was nose bleeding, Looking for life out there / Reading your horoscope, You were just doing cocaine in my kitchen”

Harry Styles hit the reset button during the coronavirus pandemic by listening to only classical music as he wrote his new album.

He sought his own peace “at home” and discovered his sense of belonging. Styles was committed to a reset, as many others did in their own ways due to the coronavirus-related shutdowns. Styles tuned out all types of music entirely to avoid contaminating his creative flow. In an interview with Better Homes & Gardens, Styles discusses his latest album and the production process. Harry Styles has certainly made a name for himself in the music industry since starting out singing at a young age. While preparing for his new album, he applied a few new realizations he learned in during the COVID-19 lockdown.

One Direction fame singer Harry Styles recently responded to the claims on the connection between his song Daylight and Taylor Swift.

The host asked the singer about the similarities that the song could have with that Swift's song of the same name. As per reports, the duo was in a relationship in 2012. Post hearing the track, the show's host Howard Stern cited a fan theory online about the song Daylight being somehow linked to Taylor Swift's 2019 song of the same name.

Maybe you heard that Harry Styles has put out an album about being in love—specifically, with actress-director Olivia Wilde. The two have been papped at ...

“Music For a Sushi Restaurant” flirts with funk while “Daydreaming” goes all the way, sampling the Brothers Johnson’s 1978 track “Ain’t We Funkin’ Now.” Lead single “As It Was” bops with an unmistakable A-ha lean, while the explicit “Little Freak” swims in an ocean of soft atmospherics. Light speed Internet. “There’s just no getting through,” he muses over a rubber-band beat on “Grapejuice,” “without you/A bottle of rouge.” (Also, it sounded really freaking good.) But the world stopped in 2020, and the musician’s life of a night here before a flight to there and a show around the way screeched to a halt. And while the domestic life of a 28-year-old rock god, as Harry’s House suggests, involves more side boob, sex in the kitchen, and cocaine on the table than that of the average bloke, he soon learned that the very thing that had eluded him for decade prior is, as he said in interview with Better Homes & Gardens, “an internal thing.” Or, in layman’s terms: home is where the heart is. “You know I love you baby,” he wails, shimmying bassline behind him, on opening song “Music For a Sushi Restaurant.” On the swanky “Cinema,” he admits, “I just think you’re cool.” (Moments later, a new lover’s doubt creeps in: “Do you think I’m cool too/Or am I too into you?”) The strutting “Late Night Talking” sees Styles promising comfort in the face of a broken camera or a stubbed toe.

That's right, I could have.) I did, however, nod appreciatively when that same daughter played me his rather excellent 'Sign Of The Times' single. She then ...

It might not change the world, but you can be fairly sure it’s going to take it over for a while, and we've all been in tighter fixes than that. Some of it, like ‘Keep Driving’, ‘Satellite’, which, to be fair, does try to ‘drop a beat’ somewhere around the three-minute mark, ‘Boyfriends’ or ‘Love Of My Life’, does drift by in a wallpapery, hook-free fashion; but never mind, Styles is canny enough to stuff all that down the back of the record. In 2022 Styles is so massive – two nights in Wembley stadium and a sold-out Aviva gig coming up next month - that Harry’s House, either named for his doubtless palatial gaff or half a track on Joni Mitchell’s The Hissing Of Summer Lawns, would have to be an awful pile of muck not to keep the ball rolling.

The title of the pop star's latest album suggests open-door intimacy, but instead pairs more vivid sonic landscapes with less revealing lyrics.

“Black-and-white film camera/Yellow sunglasses/Ashtray/Swimming pool,” he sings on the understated “Keep Driving,” the lyrics playing out like a stylish but stilted movie montage that takes the place of actual character development. The album opens with the bright and playful “Music for a Sushi Restaurant,” replete with horns, a gummy bass line and surprising bursts of stacked vocals. As the journalist Kaitlyn Tiffany writes in her forthcoming and highly entertaining book “Everything I Need I Get From You: How Fangirls Created the Internet as We Know It,” One Direction was “a group of boys whose commercial proposition is that they would never hurt you.”