Joris Voorn Announces Uplifting New Album, 'Serotonin'
The Dutch dance music veteran returns with a powerful, emotionally charged album blending deep club energy and raw personal reflection.
Cameron Holbrook
Dutch electronic luminary Joris Voorn has revealed details of his next major project: Serotonin, a soul-baring and long-awaited album arriving July 18th via Spectrum (Armada Music).
Following the release of standout singles "Burn" with Tom Walker and "Seventeen" with YOTTO and White Lies, Voorn will unveil another key track from the album, "Tomorrow," this Friday, May 9th. Listen below.
The 14-track LP has been years in the making, with sessions spanning Voorn's studio, life on tour, and his childhood home in the Netherlands - where the album first took shape in 2020 after the passing of both of his parents.
It was there, in the same space his father, renowned composer Joop Voorn, once worked, that Joris reconnected with the piano he grew up playing and began weaving together the emotional core of the record.
"This album really reflects how I've grown into my own sound," says Voorn. "I'm not chasing trends - just making something honest, hopefully timeless, and able to move people on the dance floor. I want listeners to feel Serotonin - to let go, be free, even if just for a moment."
Serotonin captures Voorn at his most introspective and expressive - fusing ambient textures, melodic house, and lush techno into a warm, cathartic journey that invites listeners to let go, tune in, and feel.
Joris Voorn's album Seratonin arrives on July 18th via Spectrum / Armada Music. Buy it on Beatport.
