Sara Landry Unveils Sophomore LP ‘Divine Intervention’
Hard techno powerhouse Sara Landry is set to expand her sonic footprint with the upcoming release of her second studio album, Divine Intervention. Scheduled to drop on October 16 through her independent imprint, HEKATE, the project arrives as the highly anticipated successor to her 2024 breakout record, Spiritual Driveby.
To build momentum for the launch, Landry has unveiled the album’s third promotional single, “Angel Dust.” This track features a high-octane collaboration with Alex Farell, a frequent contributor to the HEKATE label roster. The release serves as a sonic preview of the album’s broader, more emotionally resonant scope, signaling a departure from the strictly underground roots of her earlier work toward a more expansive, genre-fluid soundscape.
Building on a Meteoric Rise
Landry’s ascent within the electronic music landscape has been nothing short of seismic. Her debut album, Spiritual Driveby, was a critical darling, earning accolades from major industry pillars including Billboard, Rolling Stone, and GRAMMY.com. These endorsements helped solidify her status as a primary architect of the current hard techno renaissance, which has seen the genre transition from niche warehouse parties to global festival mainstages.
The numbers behind her success are staggering. Her 2023 Boiler Room performance has become a cultural touchstone, currently boasting over 11 million views and ranking among the most-watched sets on the platform in recent history. This digital dominance has translated into massive real-world milestones, including back-to-back appearances at Coachella and a historic achievement as the first female artist to headline a solo show at the Las Vegas Sphere-a venue that has become the gold standard for immersive live production.
A New Era of Artistic Evolution
Beyond the stage, Landry has become a fixture in mainstream media, with profiles in VICE, Interview Magazine, and Refinery29 highlighting her influence on modern dance culture. With Divine Intervention, she aims to push the boundaries of her production style even further. By blending traditional hard techno elements with more cathartic, melodic textures, she is positioning herself not just as a DJ, but as a versatile producer capable of bridging the gap between intense club energy and introspective listening experiences.
As “Angel Dust” continues to gain traction, it is clear that the synergy between Landry and Alex Farell remains a cornerstone of the HEKATE sound. Fans can expect the full album to further explore these collaborative dynamics when it arrives this October.
