2hollis Details New Album ‘Pirouette’ for November Release

2hollis has confirmed ‘Pirouette’ as his next album, arriving 11th November via Interscope Records. The announcement gives a fuller shape to a campaign that, until now, had been moving one single at a time. ‘Hurt’ arrived in July as the first new music after 2025’s major-label debut ‘star’, and ‘Sex’ followed last week. Both tracks now sit as early markers for the album’s direction.

What distinguishes the rollout is the artwork. Yoshitaka Amano — the Japanese illustrator known for surreal, delicate characters — created the cover by hand. His involvement goes beyond a name attached to the packaging. “There is a delicate, sensitive quality to 2hollis that aligned perfectly with the image I had in mind,” Amano said. He framed the work as a natural extension of his own visual world rather than a stylistic adaptation, suggesting the image is integrated into the album’s identity rather than decorative.

The label positions ‘Pirouette’ as a more romantic and expressive turn, one that keeps the tension between electronic production and pop songwriting that has defined 2hollis’s recent output. That framing matters for an artist whose previous records — ‘White Tiger’, ‘2’, ‘boy’ — built a lane outside mainstream structures. ‘star’ changed the calculus, reaching No. 11 on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart and landing its single ‘Flash’ on Pitchfork’s year-end list. Since then, sold-out headline runs and slots at Coachella and Lollapalooza have raised the stakes for whatever comes next.

‘Pirouette’ now carries that weight. Its announcement supplies the missing context for the singles already circulating and sets expectations for how 2hollis intends to follow a debut that broke through without flattening his instincts. Pre-saves are live, but the more interesting signal is the album’s visual and emotional shift — less a repeat, more a turn.