Sara Landry debuts brand new look for sophomore album ‘Divine Intervention’

Sara Landry announces her second album, and with “Angel Dust” leading the charge, she continues to spruce up the style of hard techno.

Sara Landry continues her rapid ascent in hard techno with the announcement of her sophomore album, ‘Divine Intervention’. The highly anticipated follow-up to her acclaimed debut, ‘Spiritual Driveby’, is scheduled for release on October 16, 2026, via her HEKATE label. After spending the past few years turning underground energy into a global movement, the self-described high priestess of hard dance music makes it clear that one musical universe isn’t enough.

The announcement arrives alongside the release of “Angel Dust,” her latest collaboration with fellow HEKATE artist Alex Farell. The explosive single is the third teaser from the upcoming album, following “Hands Up” with Alt8 and the recently released “Shake That.” The track blends relentless energy with a hypnotic, almost ceremonial feel, offering another glimpse of the powerful soundscape Landry has been building.

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‘Divine Intervention’ extends her belief that music can connect people beyond traditional genres. The album explores the shared experience of losing oneself on the dance floor, then moves into a deeper, more personal emotional journey. Rather than confining her sound to a single category, she keeps pushing past genre boundaries, and, judging by the BPM, those boundaries are struggling to keep up.

Her debut album, ‘Spiritual Driveby,’ earned recognition from major outlets like Billboard and Rolling Stone, as well as the Recording Academy. Since then, Landry has expanded hard dance’s underground influence all the way to the main stage. Her 150 BPM sets at Coachella, Tomorrowland, EDC, and Creamfields have brought her uncompromising sound to an increasingly massive audience.

Over the past year, Sara Landry has hit major milestones, including her Ultra debut and a stage takeover at the Megastructure. She also made history with a B2B set alongside Amelie Lens and returned to Coachella for a Quasar stage takeover with BLOOD OATH. With a Red Rocks headline debut, two curated nights at Under the K Bridge, and another Amelie Lens collaboration in London still ahead, her calendar looks less like a schedule and more like a controlled hard-techno explosion.

While we wait for the new album to arrive this fall, the high priestess of hard techno continues to show that her rise is far more than a passing trend.

Featured image courtesy of Sara Landry’s media team

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