Genre-defying breakout artist d4vd has released his debut album – WITHERED – a fifteen track opus that spotlights the songwriter, artist and performer at his best. LISTEN HERE + WATCH ‘IS THIS REALLY LOVE?’ HERE.

The record takes the listener through the natural evolution and lifespan of the rose, an omnipresent visual in d4vd’s creative output thus far, and is intended to be listened to sequentially like chapters in a book as the demise of a relationship unfolds. It is an album crackling with love found, love lost, love created, and love destroyed through every chorus and every melodic line.

Also out on album release is focus track ‘Is This Really Love?’ and accompanying video. Directed by Tommy Kilroy, d4vd weaves his signature visual language – bloody shirts, shadow-drenched settings, and haunting red strings – into a cinematic world that blurs the line between heartbreak and hallucination.

A continuation of his lauded and beloved first two EPs that introduced him to the world – Petals to Thorns and The Lost Petals – d4vd’s new album is a brilliant amalgamation of disparate influences shaped into one visceral whole. It features his latest single ‘What Are You Waiting For‘ a high-energy, anthemic and relatable pop declaration brimming with urgency and emotional intensity. As well as the downtempo and luxuriant track ‘Crashing‘ featuring alt-pop maven Kali Uchis). Also, ‘Feel It‘, d4vd’s hit single that was part of Season 2 of Amazon Prime Video’s smash animation series, Invincible, is an album highlight while it continues to rake in over 2M streams daily across platforms.

Preceding the album release is news of d4vd’s exciting announcement of a global tour that will see the twenty-year old artist visit cities in the U.S., Canada, Europe and U.K. The announcement came following his electrifying Coachella performance that took place earlier this month marking his debut appearance at the famed music festival.

Fans can expect a deeply immersive live experience with d4vd’s hands-on involvement shaping every creative element – from set design to visuals and the emotional arc of each night. This marks a new era for the artist, one that reflects his evolution not only as a performer but as a visionary.