Harry Styles
Harry Styles
Harry Styles
Shownote
Shownote
Zane travels to Paris to catch up with the artist ahead of his fourth album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.
Highlights
Highlights
In this intimate Paris conversation, the artist reflects on a transformative two-year pause after turning thirty—stepping away from the spotlight not out of burnout, but to reclaim authenticity, emotional honesty, and creative joy.
Chapters
Chapters
What happens when you stop touring at thirty—and ask if you still love making music?
00:00How admitting your mistakes set 'Aperture' free—and changed everything else?
12:37When grief, Italy, and a Radiohead concert rewrote the rules of connection?
18:37Why saying 'yes' in Berlin became the key to trusting yourself again?
25:39How meeting new people helped rewrite the story of who you are—and what your music can be?
31:40What does singing 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' have to do with dancing alone in Berlin?
37:42Can a short love—or a long silence—teach you more about commitment than years together?
43:33Transcript
Transcript
Zane Lowe: The Zane Lowe interview series.
Harry Styles: All right. I'm live, This is great.
Zane Lowe: Okay, I feel like I'm starting these kind of conversations, quoting Brian Eno more than ever, Okay, I'm not mad at it at all.
Harry Styles: It's a go...
