Harry Styles is reflecting on some late night talking sessions.
Indeed, the Harry’s House singer shared a few struggles he’s had about his career over the years, including how he believes his impact in the music industry isn’t meaningful enough.
“Something I’ve often struggled with, in the middle of a tour, is feeling like I’m not sure what I’m giving, not sure what I’m adding to the world,” Harry, 32, told Runners World in an interview published Mar. 3. “Especially when the reward system and the kind of adulation that you can receive feels so loud.”
The “Golden” star continued, “I’m getting all this energy. People are giving me so much, which I deeply appreciate. But what am I contributing? At times, I felt quite existential about that.”
Though this question has occasionally haunted him, it seems Harry found an answer while working on his upcoming album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. As he added final touches to the record, which will release on March 6, he realized his importance lies in how fans interact with his music—but not just on a melodic level.
