2hollis Pirouette Album Art

2hollis Brings Yoshitaka Amano Into the World of ‘Pirouette’

Before you hit play on Pirouette, take a second with the cover. 2hollis tapped Yoshitaka Amano, the Japanese illustrator whose work helped define the look of Final Fantasy, to draw it by hand. The 16 track album dropped November 11 via Interscope Records and follows his 2025 release star. 

Amano said he could already imagine 2hollis as the kind of character he draws. That detail hits a little differently once you find out the album has a character of its own.

2hollis pictured with Yoshitaka Amano
2hollis pictured with Yoshitaka Amano

What Is 2hollis’ ‘Pirouette’ About?

His name is One. In his release post, 2hollis explained that the album unfolds through One’s eyes. Each song explores a different emotion, and the scenes jump around in time. Love can be tender in one song and destructive in the next. The transitions keep the music moving even as the story skips between moments.

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Mk.gee Co-Wrote and Co-Produced “Human After All”

If you came for the Mk.gee credit, go straight to track five. He co-wrote and co-produced “Human After All.” 2hollis handled much of the writing and production across the record, with additional production from Andrew Aged, Ginseng and Skai.

“Hurt,” “Sex” and “Warhorse” previewed the album. For a place to start with the new songs, try “The Lady In Red” for its electric guitar or skip to “Daisy,” the focus track that closes the record.

2hollis ‘Pirouette’ Tracklist

  1. Spring (Love Me)
  2. Skin
  3. The Lady In Red
  4. Pressure
  5. Human After All
  6. Sophie
  7. Sex
  8. Hurt
  9. Eyes Wide Closed
  10. Betrayal
  11. i2i
  12. Warhorse
  13. Today
  14. Heaven Speaker
  15. My One And Only
  16. Daisy

From Camp Flog Gnaw to the Pirouette Tour

2hollis takes the new material to Camp Flog Gnaw this Saturday, November 14. The Pirouette Tour starts in February 2027, with headline stops at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, OVO Arena Wembley in London and Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn. 

Stay tuned to The Kitchen for more from the Pirouette era.

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