2hollis announces new album ‘Pirouette’ releasing November 11th

Genre-defying artist, producer and songwriter 2hollis announces his highly anticipated fifth studio album Pirouette, arriving November 11th via Interscope Records. He shares a taste of what lies ahead with new single ‘Warhorse’.

Pirouette marks the next chapter for one of music’s most singular young artists, continuing an evolution that has been 2hollis move fluidly between underground experimentation, high-impact electronic production and emotionally charged pop songwriting. He taps into a more romantic and expressive side of his artistry while pushing the scale of his world even further.

‘Warhorse’ has been catching fans’ attention for months, if not years, building anticipation through early teases and live performances. The single follows on from ‘Sex’ which dropped last week following 2hollis’ cover launch for the latest issue of i-D. It builds on the momentum of ‘Hurt’, which opened a bold new chapter for 2hollis this summer as his first new music following his critically acclaimed major-label debut album, star. Together, the songs offer the first glimpse into the world of Pirouette, with 2hollis once again pushing his shape-shifting sound forward.

The album’s stunning hand-drawn artwork was created by acclaimed artist Yoshitaka Amano, who notably illustrated the Final Fantasy video game franchise. His singular visual language finds a natural counterpart in the world of 2hollis.

Amano says of the collaboration: “There is a delicate, sensitive quality to 2hollis that aligned perfectly with the image I had in mind for the artwork. He felt very close to the kind of character I have always drawn—as though he had stepped directly out of one of my paintings. Rather than having to adapt my style to fit him, I was able to portray him naturally within my own world. The piece feels closely connected to the work I have been creating throughout my career.”

2hollis’ latest global print cover of i-D adds to a growing list of major fashion and culture covers that include 032c, Dazed, King Kong, The Greatest, and Flaunt, and Office Magazine. The new i-D feature spotlights the world surrounding the Los Angeles artist and the ascent that has positioned him at the intersection of music, fashion and a new generation of youth culture. On stands globally today, the cover further underscores the growing reach of an artist whose influence now extends far beyond any single genre or scene.