Sara Landry keeps things ‘Interesting’ with new HEKATE single: Listen

6 September 2026
2 minutes · By Staff

Sara Landry is officially out today with her latest single 'Interesting'. Notably, the hard dance powerhouse drops the track via her own HEKATE label. Consequently, the release becomes the newest preview from her upcoming sophomore album 'Divine Intervention'.

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The record fuses hardstyle and hard techno into a single pounding sonic experience. Furthermore, futuristic glitchy synths and a spring-loaded bassline anchor the arrangement. Meanwhile, Landry breathes life into the track with her own spoken vocals, giving the record a studio-side intimacy that feels visceral and playful at the same time.

“I really wanted to have some fun with this one, and I did,” Sara Landry said. “It’s a little edgy and a little cheeky with a whole lot of bass. It’s my kind of different, I didn’t hold back on this one, variety is the spice of life, after all.” As a result, the record stays bass-heavy and rave-worthy while keeping listeners on their toes.

Landry has already delivered major milestones across 2026. Notably, her Ultra Miami debut featured a HEKATE stage takeover and a historic headlining back-to-back with Amelie Lens. Meanwhile, her Coachella return brought a Quasar stage takeover alongside BLOOD OATH. In turn, she has cemented her status as the “High Priestess of Hard Dance” while pushing subversive sounds into the mainstream.

The year is only getting bigger from here. Recently, WRY covered her Divine Intervention album and Angel Dust single announcement. Beyond that, WRY also revisited Charlotte de Witte’s own UK activity as the wider hard dance calendar expands. Meanwhile, upcoming Landry dates include 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.

Stream Sara Landry‘s ‘Interesting’ on all major platforms via Spotify now.

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