2hollis Sends "Warhorse" Into The "Pirouette"
Written By: Big C
A pirouette asks for control, while a warhorse arrives with weight.. 2hollis brings both ideas into the same era with Warhorse, ahead of his fifth album Pirouette. Arriving November 11 through Interscope Records. The track was tested inside festival sets before release, giving its electronic production and emotionally charged pop writing a live runway. Its layers hit with club pressure, but the attacks stay lined up tightly enough to keep the force from turning into clutter. Artist Yoshitaka Amano explains why that power still left room for a delicate visual world:
There is a delicate, sensitive quality to 2hollis that aligned perfectly with the image I had in mind for the artwork. He felt very close to the kind of character I have always drawn—as though he had stepped directly out of one of my paintings. Rather than having to adapt my style to fit him, I was able to portray him naturally within my own world. The piece feels closely connected to the work I have been creating throughout my career.
Amano’s hand-drawn artwork gives "Pirouette" a visual counterweight to music built for physical response. The fine lines let sensitivity and scale occupy the same frame, mirroring how 2hollis places melodic vulnerability inside dense production. Recent singles Sex and Hurt follow the 2025 album star, while the new era arrives alongside his latest global print cover for i-D Magazine. Hear how the production balances weight against control and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Stream "Warhorse," pre-save "Pirouette," and connect with 2hollis for the next part of the rollout on INSTAGRAM, X, SOUNDCLOUD, APPLE MUSIC, SPOTIFY, and YOUTUBE.
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