2hollis releases Pirouette, his fifth album, on November 11, 2026, through Interscope Records, a 16 track record that runs 48 minutes. uDiscover’s release report confirms the album is out now, written and produced largely by 2hollis himself, with additional production from Skai, Ginseng, Andrew Aged and Mk.gee.
The Los Angeles artist, producer and songwriter built this one as a continuous listen. The album uses live instrumentation, layered production and transitions that connect its 16 tracks, and it follows a narrative voice named One, though the songs are not arranged chronologically. That structure is the story here: a streaming era artist sequencing an album to be heard front to back.
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2hollis Pirouette album, built like one long turn
The detail that shows the ambition is in the session files. uDiscover reports that the project files for some songs reached nearly 300 tracks, a density that matches the album’s premise of a spin that keeps gathering layers. The focus track Daisy pairs a pop structure with the album’s denser production, while Lady in Red opens out into an electric guitar passage. Two earlier singles, Hurt and Warhorse, are folded into the sequence rather than left as standalone rollout records.
The cover is its own headline. The artwork for Pirouette was hand drawn by Yoshitaka Amano, the Japanese illustrator best known for Final Fantasy, an unusual commission for a 22 year old pop and rap crossover artist, and a signal of how the album wants to be read: as a designed object, not a playlist dump.
From Star to a second Interscope chapter
Pirouette follows Star, his 2025 major label debut, which reached number 11 on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart. Where Star wrestled with newfound fame and being put on a pedestal, the new record turns toward love and vulnerability, a shift NME’s review also identifies at the centre of the writing. Five albums in, the catalogue has a clear arc: underground experimentation first, then electronic pop songwriting, now a romantic concept record built at full scale.
The live test starts this week
The album gets its first public airing quickly. 2hollis is scheduled to preview the new music at Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles on November 14, three days after release, before a headlining Pirouette Tour opens February 5, 2027, in Salt Lake City and runs through North America and Europe, closing March 12 in Vancouver. A Canadian date at the end of the route gives this story its home angle: the tour’s final night lands in Canada, in Vancouver, on March 12, 2027.
Pirouette is out now on Interscope. Sixteen tracks, one narrative voice, and a hand drawn Amano cover: the album asks to be taken as a whole, and its first live test comes this weekend.
