Harry Styles says Billie Eilish "broke the spell," helped him come to terms with aging as an artist
"I’m very grateful," Styles says in a recent interview, coming just days ahead of the Harry's House release

In a lengthy interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, Harry Styles opened up about his incoming third album Harry’s House, its influences, and his own maturation as an artist. When it comes to transitioning from his boyband days to his solo artist arc, Styles says fellow singer and multi-Grammy winner Billie Eilish helped put things in perspective.
“I definitely had a really big moment, I think, when Billie Eilish kind of first blew up. I think being in the band, I’d always felt like… it was fun and exciting because we were young,” Styles tells Lowe. “And I had a moment, seeing her do this at such a young age, where I felt like, ‘I’m not that young anymore.’”
It’s never easy to stare down aging and mortality as a younger generation takes the lead, but Styles shares that Eilish’s rise actually helped him break away from his own expectations as an artist.