“Pirouette” arrives with 16 tracks following the singles “Hurt,” “Sex,” and “Warhorse.”
The wait for Pirouette is over! 2hollis released his new 16-track album November 11 through Interscope Records, continuing a run that includes 2025’s star and the self-released Crashsite EP earlier this year.
“Hurt,” “Sex,” and “Warhorse” introduced the project during its rollout. The full album opens with “Spring (Love Me)” and closes with “Daisy.” Other titles include “The Lady In Red,” “Pressure,” “Human After All,” and “Betrayal.”
2hollis remains central to the writing and production. Additional production contributions come from Skai, Ginseng, Andrew Aged, and Mk.gee, while the album avoids a guest-heavy vocal lineup.
The project brings live instrumentation into densely layered electronic production, with transitions connecting the songs into a continuous experience. Love provides its emotional foundation, with different tracks exploring tenderness, desperation, and other sides of connection. Illustrator Yoshitaka Amano created the hand-drawn artwork.
I think 2hollis is in an interesting position. He has the underground attention, but the next question is how far his sound can travel without losing what makes it distinctive. This more personal approach gives listeners something else to connect with beyond the production.
Stream Pirouette below and let us know what you think.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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