Sara Landry released her second album Divine Intervention on October 16, 2026 through her own label HEKATE. Fourteen tracks, a guest list that runs from Aaron Hibell to Electric Universe, and one clear mission at the center of it: get a room full of people moving together. It feels like her whole world getting bigger at once.
The singles laid a long runway. “Angel Dust” with Alex Farell. “Hands Up” with Alt8. “Energy” with Ali James. Plus “Shake That,” “Interesting,” and “Awakening,” which pulled psy-trance straight into her hard techno. Six singles deep, the full record finally shows where all of it was heading.
The cuts held back for release day are where it gets fun. The album opens on the title track “Divine Intervention” with Electric Universe, “Expansion” reunites her with Hibell at a breakneck 160 BPM after their “Veni Vidi Vici” link-up on 2024’s Spiritual Driveby, Godtripper turns up on “Decon,” and SIKOTI and O.MMY join her on “Public.” Every collaborator pulls the sound a slightly different direction, and Landry keeps the whole thing locked to the same relentless pulse.
Where Spiritual Driveby set her lane, Divine Intervention widens it. The album sounds fast, euphoric, and a little spiritual, built for that late stretch of a night when the crowd stops being a crowd and starts moving as one thing. Landry has been clear about what she was chasing.
“I’m trying to capture that moment where people lose themselves on the dancefloor.” – Sara Landry
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