Harry Styles Releases ‘Aperture’ Video, Reveals Album Track List


Harry Styles‘ launch of the music video for his new single “Aperture” both puzzled and delighted fans Friday morning, even as a thumbnail image for the clip further intrigued his followers by apparently revealing a track list for his forthcoming album.

The video, directed and written by Aube Perrie, depicts the pop superstar wandering through an empty Los Angeles hotel and being trailed by a tall mystery figure in sunglasses carrying a white plastic shopping bag. Eventually the other person — identified as “Stranger” in the credits — makes a run at Styles and a chase scene through the hotel hallways ensues, with the two combatants (or their stuntmen) mutually falling down a circular staircase. Hand-to-hand combat follows… and, then, amusingly, hand-to-hand choreography, as they fall into sync for a dance routine.

At the end, Styles finally gets some attention from a hotel employee at the previously empty front desk, and the preceding minutes are revealed to have been a fantasy, as the mystery figure walks past him, unthreateningly, in the lobby.

Among the bemused and appreciative comments from viewers on YouTube about the bizarre clip:

“I love how this music video was just Harry getting his ass beat, taking a dance break, and then going to sleep.”

“He is progressively getting more unhinged and I am so here for it.”

“Harry doing handsprings and cartwheels was not on my 2026 bingo card.”

“Never thought I would see Ozzy Osbourne chasing Harry and then doing the Dirty Dancing move with him.”

Meanwhile, a thumbnail image in the leadup to the video being launched featured a text spiral that seemed to unveil 10 songs Styles fans can expect next month. The album track list, according to the graphic, is:

  1. Aperture
  2. American Girls
  3. Ready Steady Go!
  4. Are You Listening Yet?
  5. Taste Back
  6. The Waiting Game
  7. Season 2 Weight Loss
  8. Coming Up Roses
  9. Pop
  10. Dance No More

Molly Hawkins is credited with creative direction for the video, whose choreographer was Ryan Heffington.


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