List of songs written by Harry Styles

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Styles performing in Nashville, Tennessee as part of Harry Styles: Live on Tour in 2018.

English singer-songwriter, musician, model and actor Harry Styles has written tracks on both of his studio albums — Harry Styles (2017) and Fine Line (2019) — and for an assortment of other artists. He has majority of shares in most of his songwriting credits.[1][2]

Styles worked with Jeff Bhasker, Mitch Rowland, Alex Salibian, Tyler Johnson, and Ryan Nasci on his first album, including the lead single "Sign of the Times", which peaked at number one on the UK Singles Chart[3] and sold over two million copies in the US.[4] Styles conceptualised the song as the situation of "a mother [giving] birth to a child and there's a complication. The mother is told, 'The child is fine, but you're not going to make it.'"—an analogy the singer uses to allude to the "fundamental" injustices present in life and modern society.[5] Styles explained the process of composing it: "The song that made the album feel like it was starting to actually be an album instead of a group of songs was Sign of the Times. I finished lunch early and went and sat at the piano for about five minutes. It was the quickest songwriting on the album. I think we'd finished it, minus the choir, in about three hours."[6] Bhasker echoed that sentiment, "Harry was playing it on the piano and we fleshed it out a little bit. Then he jumped on the mic, I played piano and we cut that whole record in three hours."[7] Bhasker also noted that Styles, "got to lead the room. He didn't have to sit there and constantly feel like he's got to defer to me. Harry was the boss."[7]

For his second studio album, Styles partnered with longtime friend and standout producer Thomas Hull, who also had a small role in his debut record, as well as former collaborators Johnson, Rowland, and Bhasker. He described the process of making this album as, "More joyous," and said that "The freeing part of making this album was redefining what success meant to me. Adopting the frame of mind that doing the type of music that makes me happy is the true marker of success, and letting go of all the strings that I'd held onto about the kind of numbers my records had to do, was very liberating."[8] Styles described the record's first single "Lights Up", which peaked at number three on the UK Singles Chart,[9] as being a "very uplifting and liberating song" and "about self-reflection, self discovery, and freedom. Things that I've been trying to process and wrestle with over the last couple of years—accepting all of those things."[10] About the writing process, he said that, "Lights Up was the most unorthodox song I've ever made. It was written via voice notes with Tyler [Johnson]. He'd send me a track and we'd send voice notes back and forth. I wrote the lyrics and we got together in the studio to record it really quickly. On the second day I decided to put the choir on, which we don't usually do so early on. Once we put the choir on, it made the song and took it to a different place. My favourite part about it is that I don't know what the song is. It doesn't necessarily make that much sense, but I think that's part of what makes me like it."[8] Another Fine Line single was Styles’ first Billboard Hot 100 number one hit "Watermelon Sugar",[11] earning him his first Grammy Award and second Brit Award. Co-writer Thomas Hull commented to Music Week on the writing process in 2021: “It was one of the first songs, it might even have been the first song, we wrote for the album. We went to Tyler Johnson’s studio in Nashville. I was playing a riff, Tyler was doing some chords and then Harry turned up and started singing and the whole thing developed. Harry was reading a book called In Watermelon Sugar [by Richard Brautigan]. Either he brought it in or it might have been just sat there. We had the melody and he said, ‘What about Watermelon Sugar?’ At first, and I get this quite a lot with his lyrics, I thought, ‘That’s kind of weird’. Then you’re like, ‘Man, it’s brilliant’. I remember thinking that with this. Harry’s so good at lyrics, he’s really growing into his own thing.”[12] Styles and Kid Harpoon were nominated for Songwriter of the Year at the UK’s prestigious Ivor Novello Awards in 2021, which celebrate the country’s great songwriting and composing talents.[13] While Celeste was named songwriter of the year alongside her writing partner Jamie Hardman, another Fine Line single, "Adore You", was named most performed song at the ceremony.[14]

After co-writing several songs on Up All Night and Take Me Home, Styles worked with Savan Kotecha and Carl Falk to write "Happily", and Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol and Jacknife Lee to write "Something Great", both of which appeared on Midnight Memories. Styles has stated that “Happily” was the first time he saw his name in the credits, which he liked.[15] On this album, Styles also co-wrote the hit single Story of My Life, which peaked at number two on the UK Singles Chart,[16] and sold over three million copies in the US.[17] Styles co-wrote the song "Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" with Johan Carlsson which was included on Ariana Grande's second studio album My Everything (2014). Grande went on to perform the song at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards as a then first-time nominee.[18] Styles also co-wrote the song "I Love You" with Carlsson which was recorded by Alex & Sierra for their debut studio album. He co-wrote several songs on Four including "Where Do Broken Hearts Go", "Stockholm Syndrome", and hit single Night Changes. He also contributed to several songs on Made in the A.M. including the second single "Perfect", which peaked at number two on the UK Singles Chart.[19] Styles co-wrote the song "Someday" with Meghan Trainor which was recorded by Trainor and Michael Bublé for the latter's Grammy nominated ninth studio album, Nobody but Me (2016). With Jack Antonoff and Ilsey Juber, Styles co-wrote "Alfie's Song (Not So Typical Love Song)", released as a single by Bleachers, for the soundtrack of the film Love, Simon (2018).

Styles has a total of eighty-four writing credits under his name, including several unreleased tracks. Aside from the aforementioned artists, Styles has written for bands Augustana and Kodaline, as well as singer Gavin DeGraw. He's collaborated with OneRepublic lead singer Ryan Tedder, EGOT recipient John Legend, and Snow Patrol pianist Johnny McDaid. Colleagues of Styles have indicated that he's composed music with Taylor Swift,[20] Bruno Mars,[21] and Max Martin,[21] though no works have been registered as of yet.

Styles talent and proficiency in songwriting has been noted by several of his writing partners, with Tedder referring to him as a "phenomenally talented writer"[22] and Kotecha remarking that, "With Harry it was really interesting, because from [One Direction's] album two you really saw that he was a f*cking good writer. We did a song together for the third album — the only thing we did for the third album — called Happily, which I'm really proud of and I think he is as well... he was really great at bringing ideas."[23] Meanwhile, Grande has praised Styles, affirming that "People know Harry, of course, first and foremost as a singer, but I think they'll be very impressed when they hear his writing skills,"[24] and that "I was more intimidated, because he recorded a demo for me so I could learn the song [Just A Little Bit of Your Heart]. I was like, 'I don't know if I wanna touch this song! It is so beautiful, the way he sang it, I don't know if I want to make it my own.'"[25] For his part, Legend commented that "I'd love to write with him again as he is a great guy and very talented. He has some really great lyrical ideas and is a very good songwriter."[26]

Songs[]

Four men standing on stage, the second man from the left holding a guitar
Styles has co-written numerous songs recorded by One Direction (pictured) including three singles: "Perfect", "Night Changes", and "Story of My Life".
A woman with brown hair singing on stage wearing a lilac crop top and skirt
Styles co-wrote "Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" which was recorded by Ariana Grande (pictured) for her second studio album My Everything (2014).
A man and a woman singing together with the man playing guitar
Styles co-wrote "I Love You" which was recorded by Alex & Sierra (pictured) for their debut album It's About Us (2014).
A blonde woman wearing a hot pink cardigan over a leopard print top and a black skirt singing behind a microphone stand on stage
Styles co-wrote "Someday" with Meghan Trainor (pictured) which was recorded as a duet by Trainor and Michael Bublé on the album Nobody but Me (2016).
A man wearing a dark gray shirt playing a red electric guitar on stage
Styles co-wrote "Alfie's Song (Not So Typical Love Song)" with Jack Antonoff (pictured) for the soundtrack of Love, Simon (2018).
A blonde woman singing
Styles co-wrote "Changes" for The Otherside, a 2020 album by country singer Cam whom he toured with in 2017.
Key
Song released as a single Indicates single release
# Indicates promotional single release
Song Artist(s) Writer(s) Album Year Ref.
"5378 Miles" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Go
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [27]
"A.M." One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Ed Drewett
Wayne Hector
Niall Horan
Liam Payne
John Ryan
Louis Tomlinson
Made in the A.M.
(Deluxe Edition)
2015 [28]
"Adore You" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Amy Allen
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Alfie's Song (Not So Typical Love Song)" dagger Bleachers Harry Styles
Jack Antonoff
Ilsey Juber
Love, Simon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2018 [30]
"Already Home" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Go
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [31]
"Oh Anna"[note 1] Harry Styles Harry Styles
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
N/A Unreleased [33]
"Back for You" One Direction Harry Styles
Carl Falk
Kristoffer Fogelmark
Niall Horan
Savan Kotecha
Albin Nedler
Liam Payne
Louis Tomlinson
Rami Yacoub
Take Me Home 2012 [34]
"Better than Being Alone" Augustana Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [35]
"California" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [36]
"Canyon Moon" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Can't Get Enough" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [37]
"Carolina" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Change Your Ticket" One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Sam Martin
Liam Payne
John Ryan
Louis Tomlinson
Four
(The Ultimate Edition)
2014 [39]
"Changes" Cam Harry Styles
Lori McKenna
Tom Hull
Tyler Johnson
The Otherside 2020 [40]
"Cherry" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Sammy Witte
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Coco" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Go
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [41]
"Don't Forget to Remember Me" N/A Harry Styles
Toby Gad
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Lindy Robbins
Louis Tomlinson
N/A Unreleased [42]
"Don't Let Me Go" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Sam McCarthy
Dan McDougal
N/A Unreleased [43]
"Endlessly" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Go
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [44]
"Ever Since New York" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Everything About You" One Direction Harry Styles
Wayne Hector
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Steve Robson
Louis Tomlinson
Up All Night 2011 [45]
"Fall Apart" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [46]
"Falling" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Fine Line" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Sammy Witte
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Fool's Gold" # One Direction Harry Styles
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Maureen McDonald
Liam Payne
Jamie Scott
Louis Tomlinson
Four 2014 [39]
"From the Dining Table" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Fun for Now" N/A Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [47]
"Golden" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Happily" One Direction Harry Styles
Savan Kotecha
Carl Falk
Midnight Memories 2013 [48]
"Have and Hold" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [49]
"I Just Wanna Be Your Man" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [50]
"I Love You" Alex & Sierra Harry Styles
Johan Carlsson
It's About Us 2014 [51]
"I Wasn't Ready" N/A Harry Styles
John Legend
N/A Unreleased [52]
"If I Could Fly" One Direction Harry Styles
Johan Carlsson
Ross Golan
Made in the A.M. 2015 [28]
"Irresistible" One Direction Harry Styles
Tom Fletcher
Niall Horan
Danny Jones
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Dougie Poynter
Louis Tomlinson
Take Me Home
(Target Deluxe Edition)
2012 [34]
"Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" Ariana Grande Harry Styles
Johan Carlsson
My Everything 2014 [53]
"Kiss It Better" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [54]
"Kiss Me" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [55]
"Kissed You in the Rain" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [56]
"Kiwi" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Lay Down" N/A Harry Styles
Thomas Atkin
Jake Gosling
Chris Leonard
N/A Unreleased [57]
"Lights Up" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Like Everybody Else" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [58]
"Like You Do" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [59]
"Long Time Gone" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Lightbody
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [60]
"Love You Like You're Leaving" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [61]
"Make It Feel Right" N/A Harry Styles
Steve Garrigan
Vincent May
Mark Prendergast
N/A Unreleased [62]
"Medicine"[note 1] Harry Styles Harry Styles
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
N/A Unreleased [63]
"Meet Me in the Hallway" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Might Not Want You" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [64]
"Night Changes" dagger One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
John Ryan
Jamie Scott
Liam Payne
Louis Tomlinson
Four 2014 [39]
"Not Our Fault" Gavin DeGraw Harry Styles
Gavin DeGraw
Jake Gosling
Chris Leonard
N/A Unreleased [65]
"Olivia" One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
John Ryan
Made in the A.M. 2015 [28]
"One Desire" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [66]
"One of Those Nights" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [67]
"Only Angel" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Perfect" dagger One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Jacob Kasher
Maureen McDonald
John Ryan
Jesse Shatkin
Louis Tomlinson
Made in the A.M. 2015 [28]
"Right Now" One Direction Harry Styles
Liam Payne
Ryan Tedder
Louis Tomlinson
Midnight Memories 2013 [48]
"Same Mistakes" One Direction Harry Styles
Wayne Hector
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Steve Robson
Louis Tomlinson
Up All Night 2011 [45]
"Second Chance" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [68]
"She" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Thomas Hull
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"She Got Away" One Direction Harry Styles
Ryan Tedder
Noel Zancanella
N/A Unreleased [69]
"Sign of the Times" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Someday" Michael Bublé
(featuring Meghan Trainor)
Harry Styles
Johan Carlsson
Meghan Trainor
Nobody but Me 2016 [70]
"Something Great" One Direction Harry Styles
Jacknife Lee
Gary Lightbody
Midnight Memories 2013 [48]
"Something I've Been Waiting For" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Lightbody
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [71]
"Still the One" One Direction Harry Styles
Carl Falk
Savan Kotecha
Liam Payne
Louis Tomlinson
Rami Yacoub
Take Me Home
(Yearbook Edition)
2012 [34]
"Stockholm Syndrome" One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Johan Carlsson
John Ryan
Four 2014 [39]
"Story of My Life" dagger One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
John Ryan
Jamie Scott
Louis Tomlinson
Midnight Memories 2013 [48]
"Summer Love" One Direction Harry Styles
Wayne Hector
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Lindy Robbins
Steve Robson
Louis Tomlinson
Take Me Home 2012 [34]
"Sunflower, Vol. 6" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Greg Kurstin
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Sweet Creature" # Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Taken" One Direction Harry Styles
Toby Gad
Niall Horan
Zayn Malik
Liam Payne
Lindy Robbins
Louis Tomlinson
Up All Night 2011 [45]
"This Is the Start" N/A Harry Styles
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [72]
"To Be So Lonely" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Treat People with Kindness" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Ilsey Juber
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Two Ghosts" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
John Ryan
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"Wake Up the Sun" N/A Harry Styles
Gary Lightbody
Johnny McDaid
N/A Unreleased [73]
"Walking in the Wind" One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
John Ryan
Jamie Scott
Made in the A.M.
(Deluxe Edition)
2015 [28]
"Want You to Be There" One Direction Harry Styles
Jake Gosling
Chris Leonard
N/A Unreleased [74]
"Watermelon Sugar" dagger Harry Styles Harry Styles
Thomas Hull
Tyler Johnson
Mitch Rowland
Fine Line 2019 [29]
"Where Do Broken Hearts Go" # One Direction Harry Styles
Julian Bunetta
Ruth-Anne Cunningham
Teddy Geiger
Ali Tamposi
Four 2014 [39]
"Woman" Harry Styles Harry Styles
Jeff Bhasker
Tyler Johnson
Ryan Nasci
Mitch Rowland
Alex Salibian
Harry Styles 2017 [38]
"You Still Have My Heart (Even If You Don't Deserve It)" N/A Harry Styles
Dan Layus
N/A Unreleased [75]

Notes[]

  1. ^ a b "Anna" and "Medicine" are two unreleased tracks written for his debut album that were included on the setlist for his tour in 2018.[32]

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