Fine Line Song Review by Kylie Klinck

Here are some of my favorite Harry Styles song's that I believe everyone should listen to 

(In no specific order) 

1. "To Be So Lonely" is the seventh song on the Fine Line album, it is a lighter song but has a lot of meaning behind it. In this song, Harry Styles is basically backing up or explaining his side of a breakup. Putting it that way makes it sound like any generic song, but you can't even tell it's a breakup song until you goggle it or someone tells you. It does have a couple bad words so be careful if you're listening with your mother. 

I didn't always love his music, I thought it was really hard to get into, just really hard to be obsessed with. I have come to adore, see what I did there, his music because of my friends love for him. "To Be So Lonely" was immediately one of my top songs on his album.





2. "Golden" is the opening song on the Fine Line album, the energy of the song is just overflowing with happiness. This song is about the start of something new and the excitement that comes with that. In an interview, Harry Styles explained, “I used to drive from here to the studio and listen to it. “Golden” was like the perfect PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) song. It’s like driving down the coast, that is what the song is for. It feels so Malibu to me.” The song is really about being free, so you can interpret it however you want. 

The first song I heard from the Fine Line album was "Golden" and to be honest I couldn't fully understand what he was saying. I ended up performing a tap dance to this song, and it was just like a big flashmob. After the last time I performed it I decided to learn the lyrics and now I just scream sing it in the car with my sister, it's so much fun I definitely recommend it. 

3. "Treat People With Kindness" become somewhat of a slogan for Harry Styles during his tours, and it could sort of being a mantra for everyone and everything. This song was actually written after the slogan started to become popular within his fan base. Although he didn't write the song all by himself, the song sounds very organic to his voice. It is really amazing to listen to this song when you are alone, and extra comfortable because some of the lyrics are really just about finding a happy place for you. 

TPWK, although not my top song, is really fun to sing too. The lyrics are a little repetitive but I don't think it takes away from the song as a whole, it might even be more helpful to listeners because if you're like me, you want to be able to sing along to every lyric. The music video is in black and white, it has a cinematic vibe. It is a fun video so I attached a link for your viewing pleasure :)           https://youtu.be/L0X03zR0rQk

4. "Sunflower, Vol. 6" is the ninth song on the Fine Line tracklist, some people think there is a deeper meaning behind the "six" of the song title. This song is thought to be Harry Styles reflecting on good memories from a past relationship, some fans think there are five other songs about a similar encounter, but you can choose what to believe. It's really easy to recall memories that immediately associate with a good feeling, and that is what this song is supposed to bring you. 

    I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this song, in my opinion, it has a different feel than others on this album. I feel like the melody of the song goes through changes, which might not even be true, but I think it adds a lot to how I took in the song. This is my second favorite on the album, I can't see how anyone could ever get sick of listening to this. It's three minutes and forty-three seconds of greatness. 

5. "Cherry" is the counterpart song to "Watermelon Sugar" and it wasn't the biggest surprise on the album, fans suspected another fruit titled song before "Cherry" was released. The song is about his ex-girlfriend Camille Rowe, the song actually contains an old voicemail from a time during their relationship. It adds a lot to the song and wasn't inappropriate considering Harry and Camille were friends when he was working on the song.  

For some reason "Cherry" is my favorite, favorite song on this album and it might be the sole reason I am going to see him perform on tour. I think the song is very diverse, you can listen to it in whatever mood you're in. The instrumental music has an upbeat feeling, but the words are sadder. If you choose any song to listen to after this, please give this one a chance.