2hollis Sets 'Pirouette' Album for November 11 Release — SkimNews
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- 2hollis announced his new album Pirouette, due out November 11 (11/11) via Interscope, with cover art drawn by Yoshitaka Amano, the illustrator known for Final Fantasy and Vampire Hunter D.
- Amano said 2hollis felt 'as though he had stepped directly out of one of my paintings,' praising the musician's 'delicate, sensitive quality' in press materials accompanying the announcement.
- Pirouette follows 2hollis's 2025 major-label debut Star and includes the previously released singles 'Sex' and 'Hurt.'
- 2hollis's first project, Boy, dropped in 2024, but his music-industry roots run deeper: his mother cofounded Skrillex's OWSLA label, and his father is Tortoise drummer John Herndon.
- The piece points readers to Pitchfork writer Alphonse Pierre's 2025 column 'In Defense of 2hollis,' signaling the artist has drawn both detractors and defenders in press coverage.
Why it matters: With Pirouette arriving shortly after 2hollis's 2025 major-label debut Star, the musician is producing at a fast clip for a new Interscope signing — and the Amano-commissioned cover positions the project as a prestige release rather than a perfunctory follow-up for a young artist.
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