Harry Styles secretly features on this new Little Mix new song - and we can’t stop listening

It has recently been revealed that Harry Styles has secretly featured on this new Little Mix new song...

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Singer Harry Styles has definitely come a long way since his breakout success with band One Direction. Now a solo artist with huge success in his own right, Harry isn’t afraid to collaborate. From narrating a sleep story for one of the best meditation apps, Calm, to joining Kacey Musgraves on stage singing Space Cowboy in 2019, he knows what’s the right partnership for him. 

And it seems like the former One Direction member has taken this approach when it comes to music too. It has recently been revealed that Harry has secretly featured on Little Mix’s new song Breathe. 

How haven’t we noticed this before?

Pop girl group Little Mix released their sixth album Confetti on Friday, but it took a little while for fans to notice the addition of Harry Styles’ vocals on the song Breathe. 

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Subtle it may be, but if you listen closely, you’ll just be able to make out Harry’s distinctive voice yelling “hey” at a concert.

The Little Mix girls - Perrie, Jesy, Leigh-Anne and Jade - covered Harry’s song, Falling, earlier this year.

Now the revelation that his vocals appeared on their brand new album suggests they are just as big fans as us.

Is it definitely Harry Styles?

While some fans were certain, others turned to social media for confirmation that it was in fact Harry’s voice.

Songwriter Cass Lowe helped produce as well as write some of Little Mix’s new album and after he posted about the new release on Instagram, several fans commented asking for answers.

🎊 🎊 🎊 this was fun - worked on a couple tracks on @littlemix new album Confetti big love to the girls and all the crew of elite legends involved ❤️ A Mess (Happy 4 u) written by @jadethirlwall @leighannepinnock @perrieedwards @jinjinofficial and me Produced by me @raphaellamusic and @jinjinofficial also on vocal production - Breathe written by @kamille @theinvisiblejon and me produced by @invisiblemenuk and me see u all soon gang 💙💙 @rameraaa @joe_iddison @paulbnorris @chrisgentry77 @rowanjpage @sonyatvuk @rcalabelgroupuk Cass Lowe

A photo posted by @cass_lowe on Nov 6, 2020 at 6:35am PST

One wrote: "Can you confirm who the ‘hey!’ At the beginning of BREATHE belongs to? Pretty sure I hear Harry Styles."

Whilst another responded excitedly: "Omg is it actually Harry at the beginning of breathe!!!!"

Although Cass didn’t respond to the quizzing with a specific confirmation, he did post a sneaky side-eyes emoji. 

This has got fans almost certain that it is the former One Direction star at the beginning of the track. 

Whilst we wait for Harry to team up with Little Mix for a full song, be it breakup song, make-up song or something a little different, we'll just have to enjoy Breathe all over again.

Emma Shacklock
Emma Shacklock

Emma is a Senior Lifestyle Writer with five years experience working in digital publishing, ranging from book publishing to magazines. She currently looks after all things Lifestyle for Woman&Home, GoodToKnow and My Imperfect Life.

Before she joined Future Publishing, Emma graduated from the University of Warwick with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Comparative Literary Studies. After leaving education, she started out her publishing career in the world of books, working as a Publisher for an independent digital publisher specializing in back-list and debut commercial fiction novels. With a huge book list and a passion for bringing the best stories to the broadest audience possible, Emma filled her spare time with reading the latest best-sellers and catching up on hit adaptations.

In 2017 she joined TI Media as a fiction writing coordinator on Woman’s Weekly and Woman’s Weekly Fiction as part of the features team. From here, she used her love of books, working to bring short stories to our dedicated readers and began writing for the books pages of Woman, Woman’s Own and Woman&Home, as well as online features ranging from genre round-ups to travel pieces for womanandhome.com.

After honing her skills, Emma branched out online in 2020 when Future gave her the opportunity to focus on digital-first. When she’s not writing about the next big lifestyle trend, she enjoys cooking, long walks and watching as many crime dramas as she can!