Can Harry Styles’s Music Catch Up to His Fame?

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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How his time in One Direction and a powerful online fan base have shaped the pop star’s career. Guests: The Atlantic's Kaitlyn Tiffany, and Lindsay Zoladz.

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone.
0:02.2	It is John quickly before we get into the airy cast.
0:05.9	We are having a mailbag episode coming up very soon.
0:10.6	Now is the time.
0:11.6	Get your questions in popcast at ny times dot com on the Facebook group on the discord.
0:18.3	Do you have a question about under one mark?
0:21.6	Do you have a question about Lauren Spencer Smith?
0:24.5	Are you curious about Bad Bunny, Zach Brian, Doug Cameron, Kodak, Black Future?
0:32.9	There's a lot of people with a lot of records, a lot of stuff going on.
0:37.2	Are you curious like I am why the Black Keys have a top 10 album this week?
0:41.9	I don't know.
0:42.9	I'm going to have trouble sleeping knowing that tonight and now you know it.
0:46.1	So I'm sorry about that.
0:47.6	Send questions, popcast at ny times dot com, Facebook group discord, and me, the crew,
0:55.5	Karen Jo, et cetera, we'll get on them ASAP.
1:01.3	Now, airy cast.
1:05.1	Welcome to The New York Times Popcast, your roadside puke shrine of music news and criticism.
1:11.6	I am your host, John Caramlata.
1:13.6	Do you heal the breeze of inconsequence, wafting over you?
1:32.9	If so, it's because that was Harry Styles as it was, which is the big old single from
1:38.6	the New Harry Styles album, which is called Harry's House recently released.
1:43.0	And I personally am of mixed opinion about Harry Styles, but Harry has become the obvious
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