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Charlotte de Witte announced her self-titled debut album for November 7 via her own label, KNTXT, This 11-track masterpiece promises to be a game-changer in the world of techno, with de Witte’s unique sound and style shining through in every beat.
“I followed what felt right, what moved me,” de Witte explains. “And that honesty is what makes this album so special to me”.
De Witte’s debut album is the culmination of 15 years of DJing and producing, and it’s clear that she’s poured her heart and soul into every track. From dark acid techno to ambient interludes, the album is designed to be immersive, transporting listeners into a parallel sonic realm, With its raw energy, emotional depth, and intentional production, this album is set to be a must-have for fans of techno and electronic music.
The album’s lead single, “The Realm,” has already been making waves in the electronic music scene. This acid-drenched, high-impact track features tightly-woven techno percussion and buzzing 303 synth lines, with anthemic spoken vocals that invite listeners to “enter the realm of the unknown”
Tracklist: –
- The Realm
- No Division (feat. XSALT) –
- Vidmahe
- Memento Mori
- Become
- The Heads That Know (feat. Comma Dee)
- Higher
- Domine
- After The Fall (feat. Lisa Gerrard)
- Hymn
- Matière Noire (feat. Alice Evermore)
The announcement invited listeners to pre-order the album ahead of its November 7 release.
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What the tracklist reveals
The sequencing offers the first clear view of how Charlotte de Witte intends to translate her club-focused sound into an album format. A debut LP creates room for pacing, contrast and longer ideas that are difficult to communicate through standalone singles. For related context, read our Sara Landry artist profile.
