KÁRYYN announces new album PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL)

KÁRYYN has announced her upcoming record, PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL), set to drop on March 29 via Mute.

"PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL) is about the forces that hold us, rearrange us, and pull us back together," said KÁRYYN. "It's a framework for understanding my relationship with Self. This record is the sound of my human revolution."

This is the Syrian-Armenian-American artist's second album, following THE QUANTA SERIES, which was released in 2019 after being worked on for seven years.

As well as announcing the release of her forthcoming album, the electronic artist has shared one of the ten tracks of the record ‘COLLAPSE PHASE’.

The single is said to have been inspired by the tension between sustain and decay, moving like energy that was held far past its limit, no longer seeking release but asserting it.

"It's the sound of outdated systems breaking down - relational, emotional, foundational - no longer serving the universal truth that has arrived," said KÁRYYN. "It's the moment I become the force itself, drawing everything obsolete to its end so something true can exist."

‘COLLAPSE PHASE’ was released today alongside a music video, which was directed by Jenna Marsh and produced by Black Dog Films.

In 2018, the singer performed in Ireland at the All Together Now festival, which is held at the Curraghmore Estate in County Waterford.

You can pre-order the album here.

Watch the music video for ‘COLLAPSE PHASE’ below: