(Untitled) #83 feat. Harry Styles

21-Jun-17 19:00

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In his new self titled-album, former member of One Direction, Harry Styles, takes a more serious rock-based approach with critics comparing the sounds of the album to artists like Bowie, Elton John, and The Beatles. This week on (Untitled), Uma and Ezra explore this promising debut of Styles which include tracks like the lead single "Sign of the Times", and “Meet Me in the Hallway”.

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Tags: Evening Edition, (Untitled), Harry Styles, Soft Rock, Sign of the Times, Meet Me in the Hallway, Solo Debut

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