Harry Styles Shares Performance Video Of New Single “Two Ghosts”

Harry Styles has selected “Two Ghosts” as the second single from his solo debut, and to celebrate he is sharing a live performance of the song with fans. The performance was shot in London’s iconic Abbey Road Studios and was included in the Apple Music-exclusive documentary Harry Styles: Behind the Album. It will also appear alongside nine other performances on the forthcoming Behind the Album: The Performances. The somber ballad about two lovers going their separate ways received a fitting performance, as Harry strummed along on his guitar with the support of a full band. His voice soared over the instrumentation and managed to resonate with hope for a better future apart from his beloved.

“Two Ghosts” has the potential to become a massive hit as the summer heat cools down. Despite receiving rave reviews from critics and fans alike, the project’s lead single “Sign Of The Times” felt a little too experimental to find enduring success on pop radio. The rock-hopping anthem went top 10 in the US and dethroned the inescapable “Shape of You” from the top spot in the UK, but it came and went just as fast. “Two Ghosts” is a continuation of the sound but makes some concessions (including a significantly shorter run time) that could help it find more staying power. After a season of dancing along to “Despacito,” pop music usually slows down the beats per minute in preparation for winter, and the UK crooner’s latest will do well on pop radio in that climate.

2017 has been a big year for the former boy bander as he was met with critical acclaim for his self-titled solo album as well as for his acting debut in Christopher Nolan’swar film Dunkirk. Next month he is set to embark on an an international tour. Opening with a leg of intimate shows across North America and Europe, he will graduate to filling out arenas by the time 2018 rolls in. Tickets for the shows sold out almost immediately, proving that demand for the 23-year-old heartbreaker is at an all time high. Watch his new performance up top.

This article was originally published by: Idolator