Rezz Unveils Anticipated Fifth Studio Album 'As The Pendulum Swings' via HypnoVizion

Canadian producer and DJ Rezz has unveiled her highly anticipated fifth studio album As The Pendulum Swings out now via HypnoVizion.

As The Pendulum Swings is a bold convergence of Rezz’s hypnotic signature and experimental instincts. The 13-track project balances nostalgia and innovation, referencing her early midtempo rhythms and slow techno drive while incorporating edgy electro and industrial elements. The record features tracks from Rezz’s vault like ‘Contorted’ and ‘Telepathy’, both of which were early demos revitalized for a 2025 release, against the futuristic and cinematic soundscapes of ‘Running From Reality’ and ‘Delirium’.

Exploring uncharted creative territory, the record sustains an off-kilter aesthetic with its unpredictable structures, textured layers, and refined sound design. It’s an evolution in sonic identity for Rezz that sees her masterfully fusing her earliest inspirations with the forward-thinking approach that has made her one of electronic music’s most distinctive voices.

The album features collaborators from across the globe, including iconic DJ/Producer Dillon Francis and French electro artist BRVMES (‘HOW I DO IT’), Canadian duo Chuurch (‘Telepathy’), Swedish musician Owl Vision (‘Downward’), and New Orleans-based producer CABLE (‘Glass Veins’) as well as previous collaborator k?d and HypnoVizion alumni EDDIE, fknsyd, and isqa.

“As The Pendulum Swings is a more mature version of my project. It reflects where I am in life as a 30 year old. I feel I have the clearest vision and desires and musically, this album plays a major role in that, as well as the aesthetics to my visual content and performances. This album means a lot to me because there's quite a few old songs that were revamped for this. It feels nostalgic but also new. It really showcases the type of music I'm currently influenced by which feels great to say. I feel like I’ve evolved in the quality of the songs, and the direction is very specific. It capitalizes on industrial/slow techno elements.” – Rezz