Henry Morris releases his third album, Kiss Me Extra Hard, on October 23, 2026 through Giant Music, and the latest single from it, “High All the Time,” features G-Eazy. The 11-song record lands between the two legs of the Artemas tour he supports, less than three weeks before he plays Paris.
“High All the Time” came out October 16, written by Morris and produced by Kevin White, whose credits include BTS, Bazzi and Artemas. It is the second track on the album as Apple Music lists it, and one of two guest features on a record that also carries “My Girlfriend” with Ella Boh.
How did a noir-pop songwriter end up on a song with G-Eazy?
Through Instagram, by his own account. “When I met G-Eazy (over Instagram), I played him some of the demos I’d been making, and we really connected over this one,” Morris said in the single’s release, describing the song as being about “the endless search for the honeymoon phase of love.”
The pairing makes more sense as a reach than as a genre move. Morris’s catalog has passed 100 million streams, Stardust reported on October 16, with about 1.2 million monthly listeners as of October 2026. A G-Eazy feature puts his name in front of a multi-platinum rapper’s audience in the exact week before his album arrives.
What is on Kiss Me Extra Hard?
Morris has been revealing the album piece by piece through a run of singles. “One Night Stand,” co-written and produced with White, passed 500,000 streams in its first week and has since neared two million, per Stardust. “Crawling Back to You,” written with Amy Kuney and produced by White, followed in September. The single’s release says “My Girlfriend” and “One Night Stand” have more than 5 million streams between them.
| # | Track | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Drugs and Money | |
| 2 | High All The Time | with G-Eazy, single |
| 3 | Crawling Back To You | single, written with Amy Kuney |
| 4 | Yayo | |
| 5 | Sex with my Ex | |
| 6 | One Night Stand | single, with Kevin White |
| 7 | Rather Fight | |
| 8 | West Coast Sun | |
| 9 | My Girlfriend | with Ella Boh, single |
| 10 | Dove On A Wire | |
| 11 | I Can Be Your Daddy |
The date has wobbled in print. Some September coverage of “Crawling Back to You” gave October 16; Apple Music’s pre-release page and the G-Eazy single’s release now both say October 23. The copyright line on that page reads “KOTW Inc, under exclusive license to Giant Music.” The record follows his 2024 debut Jawbreaker and 2025’s Late Bloomer, Early Death.
In Stardust’s October 16 interview, Morris puts the album at 32 minutes and 57 seconds and calls it “a summary of painful lessons.”
Why does the timing matter?
Because the album gets a stage almost immediately. Morris wrapped the North American leg of Artemas’s 38-date Getting Up to No Good Tour on October 11, a run that began September 8 in Vancouver and was the biggest of his career. He rejoins Artemas for 19 European and UK dates from November 12 at Le Bataclan in Paris to December 14 at O2 Academy Brixton in London.
An opener who arrives in Europe with a finished album has something a support slot rarely has: a reason for the room to look him up the next morning.
The production thread runs through the whole thing. Kevin White works on both the headliner’s records and the opener’s, and Morris is blunt about the split. “Kevin is way better than me,” he told Stardust, describing White handling the technical side while he decides vocal takes and where the guitars come in. On the Giant deal he was blunter: “Money! Duh. But I got much more.”
Kiss Me Extra Hard is out October 23. The Paris show is twenty days later.