Charlotte de Witte Announces Her Debut Album
After 15 years in the scene, the techno icon's first-ever LP will come out on November 7.
Harry Levin
Charlotte de Witte is releasing her debut album on November 7. The Belgian techno master shared the news in a heartfelt Instagram post:
“I am beyond excited to announce that this year, after 15 years of DJing, I am going to release my first album. On the 7th of November, 11 tracks will get released that represent the journey that I’ve made in electronic music from 15 years ago up until now. It’s a very big personal achievement. I am very proud of it,” de Witte says in the video.
She went on to confirm that the first single is being announced next week. “Stay tuned. Stay with me. First album. Let’s do this.”
Over those last 15 years, de Witte has become one of the most in-demand techno artists in the world. She was the first techno DJ to headline Tomorrowland Belgium. She earned a Beatport #1 back in 2021 with the “Age of Love” remix she curated alongside her partner, Enrico Sangiuliano, and she has been the leader of the record label and event series, KNTXT since 2015.
Throughout that decade, de Witte has hosted events in Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Medellín, Miami, Montreal, and many more under the KNTXT name. She has also put out dozens of releases across KNTXT and its two sublabels, RPM, and Époque. Combined they’ve added major names like Chris Liebing, Indira Paganotto, and ONYVAA to the catalog.
