Harry's House is the third studio album by the English singer and songwriter Harry Styles, released on 20 May 2022 by Erskine and Columbia Records. The album was largely written and recorded during 2020 and 2021 and has been noted as Styles' most introspective work. Inspired by 1970s Japanese city pop, Harry's House is a synth-pop, new wave, pop rock and pop.
None other than global pop star Harry Styles takes inspiration from one of Japan's most-talented musicians. The question is, will the West follow? Harry's House Is Inspired By A Japanese '70s Pop Icon & TikTok Fave The album's title is a nod to Styles' favourite musician.
Harry Styles' last record, Harry's House from 2022, was awarded plenty of acclaim, even winning the Album of the Year at the Grammys. But few realize that Styles took his inspiration from a fairly obscure Japanese pop album from five decades ago. In his third and latest album, "Harry's House", English singer Harry Styles pays tribute to Japanese city pop, a genre once criticised as "elevator music".
What exactly is it? We take a closer look. True to his generation. This week, in an interview with Apple Music, Harry Styles mentioned a 1973 Japanese pop album, Hosono House, as a reference for his third LP, Harry's House (out today, May 20th).
This week, in an interview with Apple Music, Harry Styles mentioned a 1973 Japanese pop album, Hosono House, as a reference for his third LP, Harry's House (out today, May 20th). It was the debut record from Haruomi Hosono, a dreamy, genre-fluid time capsule, and the sort of collection one might. Harry Styles Appears on "THE FIRST TAKE" Last month, Harry Styles released his third solo album, "Harry's House." Harry, a known Japanophile, was particularly inspired by another Harry, Haruomi Hosono, for this album.
One of the world's biggest pop stars is a music geek obsessed with obscure Wings tracks, a guy who named his new album after a 1973 release by Japanese pop pioneer Haruomi Hosono. As confirmed. For an encore, Styles returned with "As It Was," from "Harry's House." At the finale, he grabbed a fan's Japanese flag and held it over his head as he sang and danced across the stage.