Charlotte de Witte celebrates 15 years with a Deluxe album release

Charlotte de Witte has announced a Deluxe Vinyl Edition of her self-titled debut album, and the release celebrates 15 years of her career. The project arrives on 3 April 2026 via her own imprint KNTXT, while a brand-new single, A Prayer for the Dancefloor, lands digitally on 5 February.

A deluxe edition that expands the album universe

The Deluxe Vinyl Edition arrives as a carefully curated boxed set, and it expands the original album narrative. It includes a four track bonus disc, because the project was designed to extend the album concept beyond its first release.

The bonus disc introduces two new original productions, namely A Prayer for the Dancefloor, featuring Conduit, and Malina. In addition, the disc includes two vinyl exclusive versions.

These versions are The Heads That Know (They Know Acid) and No Division (Instrumental Mix), and both tracks were reworked for a physical only listening experience.

Beyond the music, the box includes several curated extras, for example a branded SD card with all album tracks. Moreover, it features a continuous mix curated by Charlotte de Witte herself, and the package also includes a booklet with official artwork.

Digital release includes exclusive remix

The digital edition delivers additional material, and it expands the project further. Alongside the two new tracks, it features an exclusive remix of A Prayer for the Dancefloor by Avalon and GMS.

As a result, the release highlights the crossover between techno and psytrance, and this dialogue has become central within the KNTXT universe.

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A track shaped by a chance encounter

Charlotte de Witte explains the meaning of the lead single, and she places it at the core of the album concept:

“A Prayer for the Dancefloor sums it all up. The whole philosophy of the album is captured in one track, because the lyrics were written and spoken by Conduit, whom I met on the Williamsburg Bridge in 2024.”

Conduit also reflects on the collaboration, and he highlights its emotional nature:

“This track is hopefulness in action. It is a prayer born from a chance encounter, and made real by the love Charlotte and I share for the sweating heart of the dancefloor.”

The track blends spoken word with driving techno energy, while acidic textures shape its tension. Meanwhile, Malina explores emotional depth through Bulgarian vocals, and it balances raw club power.

Celebrating 15 years and major dates in 2026

The Deluxe release marks a milestone moment, because Charlotte de Witte celebrates 15 years as an artist. She will headline two anniversary shows at Flanders Expo in February, and the events take place on 6 and 7 February.

Her 2026 schedule includes major international festivals, such as Tomorrowland Winter, Awakenings, Pitch Music & Arts in Melbourne and Kappa FuturFestival.

Therefore, the Deluxe Vinyl Edition stands as both a celebration and a statement, and it reinforces Charlotte de Witte’s long term impact on contemporary techno culture. Pre-save the new single here.