Stream 2hollis’ Genre-Bending New Album Pirouette, Featuring Writing And Production From Mk.gee

It's 11/11, which means 2hollis' fifth album Pirouette is here. The singer/rapper previewed the record with the singles "Hurt," "Sex," and "Warhorse," which suggested an eclectic album. Still, Pirouette is more genre-bending than anyone could've prepared for, ricocheting between hyperpop, pop-punk, EDM, and hip-hop in its 50 minutes. It also features credits from Mk.gee, who co-produced and co-wrote the glitchy banger "Human After All.""Pirouette. The overwhelming feelings of the human experience," 2hollis wrote on Instagram. "Love in its most beautiful, desperate, destructive & tender forms. The narration is through the eyes of a being named One. Sixteen vignettes. No chronology. Each song explores a different emotion. Human. The Pirouette machine."Other tracks have additional production from collaborators Skai, Ginseng, and Andrew Aged. The opener "Spring (Love Me)" operates as a full-fledged pop-punk jam, and it's unlike anything the 22-year-old has done before. The raucous sound returns throughout the record, especially on "Sophie," whose guitars have bright, scuzzy bombast. Elsewhere, the industrial textures of "Hurt" recur on the chaotic, creepy "Eyes Wide Shut," and the clubby euphoria is alive and well on "Heaven Speaker" and "Skin." Stream the album below.Sirena Warren