The Best Harry Styles Songs: Top Singles Ranked by Chart Performance and Streams (2026 Update)
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Harry Styles has evolved from One Direction heartthrob to one of the biggest solo artists in pop history. His solo career boasts massive Billboard Hot 100 successes, record-breaking Spotify streams, and a string of era-defining hits. In 2026, with the explosive debut of his new single "Aperture" (the biggest streaming day of the year so far), his catalog continues to dominate. The Best Harry Styles Songs!

This ranking combines peak Billboard Hot 100 positions, weeks on chart, global impact, and all-time Spotify streams (as of January 2026 via Kworb and Spotify data). We focus on official singles with major chart runs.
1. As It Was (Harry's House, 2022) – The Undisputed King
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #1 (15 weeks at #1 – one of the longest runs ever for a male solo artist)
Spotify Streams: Over 4.22 billion (and still adding millions weekly)
Why it's #1: "As It Was" shattered records, became 2022's biggest song globally, and remains Harry’s most streamed track. Its infectious synth-pop vibe and introspective lyrics made it inescapable. In 2026, it still racks up 2+ million daily streams.
2. Watermelon Sugar (Fine Line, 2019) – Summer Anthem Perfection
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #1 (multiple weeks)
Spotify Streams: Over 3.19 billion
Why it's top-tier: This funky, sun-soaked bop defined summer 2020. Grammy winner for Best Pop Solo Performance, it proved Harry's solo sound could be both retro and radio-dominant. Streams keep surging in warm months.
3. Sign of the Times (Self-titled debut, 2017) – The Emotional Breakthrough
4. Adore You (Fine Line, 2019) – Smooth R&B Crossover
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #7 (longevity king – 50+ weeks on chart)
Spotify Streams: Over 1.99 billion
Why it ranks high: Sultry, danceable, and endlessly replayable. It bridged pop and R&B, earning massive radio play and playlist dominance.
5. Aperture (New single, 2026) – The Fresh Phenomenon
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: Debuting strong (early 2026 data shows huge momentum; follow for updates)
Spotify Streams: Already 18+ million (debuted with 12.478 million global first-day streams – biggest of 2026 and record for male solo debut on Spotify Global)
Why it's rising fast: "Aperture" launched Harry's new era with a bang, hitting #1 on Global Spotify daily and signaling major 2026 releases (possibly tied to upcoming album Kiss All the Time). Early buzz suggests it could climb this list rapidly.
6. Late Night Talking (Harry's House, 2022) – Sleeper Hit Turned Staple
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #4
Spotify Streams: Over 1.5–2 billion range (strong ongoing growth)
Why it's beloved: Upbeat, disco-infused romance anthem. It powered Harry's House to massive sales and tour success.
7. Falling (Fine Line, 2019) – Piano Ballad Powerhouse
Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #15–20 range (strong streaming/chart longevity)
Spotify Streams: Over 1.5 billion
Why it endures: Raw, vulnerable lyrics over swelling piano. A fan favorite for emotional depth.
Other notables in the top tier include Kiwi (rock edge, cult favorite), Golden (uplifting vibes), and Music for a Sushi Restaurant (experimental fun from Harry's House).
Why These Metrics Matter - The Best Harry Styles Songs
Chart performance highlights radio/airplay dominance and cultural peaks (e.g., "As It Was" tying records).
Streams reflect long-term fan love in the streaming era—Harry's total catalog exceeds 9–10 billion Spotify plays.
In 2026, with "Aperture" breaking records, Harry's relevance is at an all-time high.
Harry Styles' solo journey blends vulnerability, genre experimentation, and pop mastery. Whether you're streaming on repeat or catching him live (check Capital City Tickets for upcoming tour dates in Raleigh and beyond), these tracks capture why he's a generational star.
Which is your favorite Harry Styles single? Drop it in the comments, and stay tuned for updates as "Aperture" climbs!
Last updated: January 2026. Streams via Kworb/Spotify; chart data from Billboard archives and recent reports.




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