The follow-up carries enormous expectations. Furthermore, her debut ‘Spiritual Driveby’ earned critical acclaim from GRAMMY.com, Billboard and Rolling Stone. Meanwhile, Sara Landry frames the new record as a continuation of that world, only bigger.
“I’m beyond excited to be announcing my second album,” she said. “My first album was the greatest joy of my life to create and this far surpasses that. Divine Intervention is a continuation of that feeling that we are all energetically linked, and that sound can’t be boxed into categories. This album is about bringing people together to dance. I’m trying to capture that moment where people lose themselves on the dancefloor and then give them that extra push to go deeper into their own universe.”
The new single sits alongside album cuts ‘Hands Up’ (with Alt8) and ‘Shake That’. Additionally, ‘Angel Dust’ arrives as visceral and transcendent, ritualistic at breakneck speed. Notably, it doubles as a reminder of exactly why Landry has been dubbed the High Priestess of Hard Dance.
Beyond the studio, 2026 has already been her biggest year yet. Furthermore, her Ultra Music Festival Miami debut featured both a full HEKATE stage takeover and a historic headlining back-to-back with Amelie Lens. Meanwhile, she returned to Coachella for a Quasar stage takeover with BLOOD OATH. Beyond that, still to come are a Red Rocks headline debut, two curated nights at Under the K Bridge NY, and a second back-to-back with Amelie Lens at Magazine London.
Ultimately, ‘Divine Intervention’ looks set to consolidate Sara Landry’s position as the most rapidly ascending name in modern hard dance. ‘Angel Dust’ with Alex Farell drops this Friday via HEKATE. Additionally, pre-save is open now.
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