Reason Most Harry Styles Albums Has No Collabs, Features Or Remix With Other Artists
Following the break up of One Direction, most of its members had to move forward with their solo careers. Harry Styles albums, like the rest of the bandmates, showed them finding their voices, sounds and music style to excel beyond the band. And it seemed like it all worked out for most except for the late Liam Payne who was said to be struggling career-wise.
For the Falling Singer, his strength in the One Direction group is harmonizing with others. Therefore his discography comes from the band and so he faced one major challenge of sailing his career solo until he found a solution which is continuously showcasing his voice without collaborating or featuring others.
For 5 years, fans got five Harry Styles Albums collaborating with others through One Direction. And most of these albums just showcase his voice. He is not a big fan of features in songs in general just because he feels unnecessary. Fans share that the only feature that was life-changing is Guess with Charli and Billie.
On that note, Harry Styles doesn’t do remixes either. Remixes have become popular in pop and just take away the attention from the album. The way he structured the album makes it easier to have his songs solo because the albums are kind of short and he doesn’t release deluxe album editions.
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Harry Styles albums always come as a shorter list of songs that showcase only his best songs from the era, no remixes to take away from the hard work of his releases, and no features to let his vocals and personality shine through is really REALLY good. It makes his music SO cohesive. Perfection.
Do you agree with this? Would you like to see Harry Styles collaborate on a song with anyone? Would you like longer albums? What about his covers? His takes on Wet Dream, Juice, Girl Crush, The Chain, and Sledgehammer will always stand out.
