
Amirul Hariz is an R&B recording artist whose release-dated catalog is concentrated in 2026 and 2027, moving quickly from a debut single into a dense sequence of EPs, singles, and two albums. Across that span, the catalog shows a recurring preference for intimate, late-night song titles and relationship-centered framing, with projects such as A Ghost Of Yesterday Dreams., VANTABLACK, and Chapter and Verse outlining a fast-building early body of work.
Hariz's documented catalog begins with the single You Never Know Me before expanding almost immediately into the EP A Ghost Of Yesterday Dreams. That opening run established a reflective R&B frame built around titles such as Hello To You, As Long You Live Here, and Know Wonder, while the standalone single Come Here Baby suggested a parallel interest in more direct, intimate material.
By late 2026, the catalog widened in both scale and mood. Faded Love (feat. JXDN) introduced a credited collaboration, while VANTABLACK marked Hariz's first album release. The closely following EPs What? and No Wonder I Like You show how quickly the material was being reorganized and extended, with recurring songs and titles emphasizing absence, touch, confession, and after-hours emotional tension.
The release of Chapter and Verse at the start of 2027 consolidated several strands of Hariz's early work into a second album-length statement. The months that followed continued that pattern through singles including My Mine, Rhythm And Slow, Electric Touch, Empty Space (Where You Were), Late Night Confession, and The Slow Burn, suggesting a catalog still being actively surfaced and reframed around sensual slow-tempo R&B motifs.
Separate from the release-dated catalog, the public archive documents a highly visible posting presence built on short, clipped messages and teaser language. Posts such as "bored.", "Hell yeah", and "HER. EP ALBUM IS COMING SOON !" indicate a casual, direct voice that keeps attention on forthcoming material without offering much explanatory framing. Because the available post records do not carry release dates, they stand as evidence of current public tone rather than a conventional chronological sequel to the 2026-2027 catalog.
The strongest documented active chapter in Hariz's archive is the album-centered period opened by VANTABLACK and extended by Chapter and Verse, with surrounding singles and EPs indicating a rapid expansion from standalone songs into larger, thematically linked releases.
Hariz's release history is compact but busy, with the full documented span running from late 2026 into mid-2027. The album record centers on two releases, both positioned within a broader pattern of EPs and repackaged singles that emphasize continuity of mood and recurring song material.
No video records are present in the available archive, leaving the artist's visual language undocumented in this source packet.
No industry press articles or award records are present in the available archive, so Hariz's profile here is shaped primarily by the release-dated catalog and by direct public posting rather than third-party coverage.