Harry Styles Is ‘Incredibly Grateful For The Emotional Generosity’ His Fans Have Given Him Over The Years

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Music contains many dimensions for Harry Styles. This week, the singer sat down for a conversation with SiriusXM’s Mikey Piff to talk about the process of writing and recording his new album Harry’s House. READ MORE: Harry Styles Tells Howard Stern His New Song ‘Daylight’ Is Not About Taylor Swift Piff pointed out that the song “As It Was”, from the album, sounds on the surface like a happy song, but lyrically it’s actually quite sad. “I mean, that to me is what is so exciting about music,” Styles said. “I think you can write what at the time can feel like one of your more devastating sentiments, if you will.

And it’s not just devastating. I think there’s kind of both ends to it, but then obviously like watching people dance to it is like a thing.

It’s fun to explore kind of what music can make you feel. And then obviously if there’s layers to it, kind of exploring it as you live with the music for longer.” Talking about the song itself, the musician added, “It’s very much about the metamorphosis of life … And I think it’s about, you know, like growing as a person, your kind of natural evolution and losing yourself, finding yourself… There’s a lot of times in life, I think, when different people want us to be different things and stay as one thing.

And I think it’s essentially, even if you wanted to, you can’t go back to being the person you were before.” Talking about the new album, Piff noted that the music felt light, as though there was less pressure on Styles in making it. “There’s a level of comfort that comes with kind of being okay with what you’ve made and really kind of remembering that what you’ve made is kind of where the importance lies,” Styles explained. “If I was gonna measure my kind of general