Harry Styles makes a triumphant return after a four year hiatus with his fourth studio album, “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.,” which has Styles at his most reflective and experimental, spanning 12 tracks over 42 minutes. 

Despite being missing in action for almost half a decade, he picked up right where he left off — but this time with a bit more refinement. Styles is not the same person he was at seventeen, and it shows.

Kid Harpoon and Tyler Johnson, as in past projects, were co-writers and producers alongside Styles, helping in the process of bringing the vision to life.

Released on Friday, March 6, the aforementioned “disco” in this album, like the title suggests, was in fact occasional, with more than one song leaning towards his boyband roots, but the sweet techno sparkle stayed present throughout the tracklist.

If glitz and glam is what you’re looking for, you’re in the right place.

To summarize this album in one word: niche.

For Harry Styles — one of the world’s biggest male pop stars — to focus from his audience appeal to producing something on the eccentric side is a dramatic change, and one that I don’t think everyone is ready for. 

So get ready world, because here comes “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.”