Speculation is swirling among fans that pop superstar Harry Styles might be on the verge of releasing new music, fueled by a series of intriguing clues appearing online and in major cities. The excitement began on Monday, January 12, when eagle-eyed fans discovered a mysterious new webpage with the URL “webelongtogether.co.” This website prominently features a large video banner depicting a cheering crowd at a concert, immediately capturing the attention of Styles’ dedicated fanbase.

At the bottom of the "webelongtogether.co" page, a copyright disclaimer for Sony Music Entertainment is clearly visible, providing a strong indication of an official connection, as Sony Music is Harry Styles’ record label. The interactive nature of the website further deepened the mystery: clicking on the video banner directs users to text a specific phone number (586-533-5477). This number belongs to a contact labeled “HSHQ,” and texters are prompted to send the message “We belong together.”

This particular phrase, “We belong together,” holds significant weight for fans. It directly echoes a moment from a video Harry Styles released in the last week of December, which showed him performing an instrumental piece titled “Forever, Forever” on the piano during his final Love on Tour concert in Reggio Emilia, Italy. The video concluded with the phrase “We belong together” prominently flashing across the screen, linking the recent digital clues to a previous artistic statement.

Beyond the digital realm, fans have also reported seeing “We belong together” posters appearing in various international cities, including Rome and São Paulo, suggesting a global marketing campaign is potentially underway. These physical manifestations of the phrase add another layer to the mounting evidence of an impending announcement. Billboard has reached out to Styles’ representative for an official comment regarding these developments.

The anticipation for a new Harry Styles album has been building since his last LP, "Harry’s House," released in 2022. That critically acclaimed album debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart and went on to win the coveted Album of the Year award at the Grammys. Its lead single, “As It Was,” achieved massive success, spending an impressive 15 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, cementing Styles' status as a global music phenomenon.

Fans online have expressed a mix of disbelief and overwhelming excitement in response to these apparent hints that the "Styles drought" may finally be ending. Social media platforms like X have been abuzz with comments such as, “website has been found..posters have been spotted.. we f–king made it,” and “HARRY STYLES IS ACTUALLY BACK,” often accompanied by celebratory memes.

This method of rolling out a new era isn't new for Harry Styles. In 2022, prior to the official announcement of "Harry’s House," fans uncovered a page with the domain “youarehome.co.” This website featured a pale yellow door that would open daily, revealing new visual teasers that ultimately previewed his third studio album. Styles has a consistent track record of chart-topping success with his solo endeavors, having released three solo albums to date: his 2017 self-titled LP and his 2019 sophomore record "Fine Line," both of which debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. albums chart.