Cobrah Announces Debut Album 'Torn' With New Single Hush
Monday, 02 February 2026
Written by Jon Stickler
Photo: Axel Ahlgren
Cobrah has announced her debut album.
The Swedish experimental pop artist will release 'Torn' through Atlantic Records on March 6, following a series of EPs, her 2019 debut 'Icon', 2021's self-titled 'Cobrah' and 2023's 'Succubus Pop' and its 2024 remix edition 'Succubus XXXtended'.
The album sees her working alongside a team of trusted collaborators, including Isac Hördegård and Hannes Roovers, both of whom have worked with her since her 2019 debut single IDFKA, with assistance from producers Illangelo — best known for his work with the Weeknd — Machinedrum, and Tove Burman, who co-wrote Rosalía and Lisa's hit New Woman. Speaking of the album, which she wrote and creative directed entirely herself, Cobrah said:
"With Torn, I am way more ‘me’ as a person, the songs pull from my real life. It’s a little bit scary. I love doing characters. I love making things up and being extreme - and I’m still doing that on this album - but I’m also peeling it all off and presenting my real self as a character.
“I have a melodic language that I haven’t used before until now. Before it was too personal for me to show it, I didn’t feel strong enough."
Alongside the announcement, Cobrah has shared Hush, a sultry, club-ready pop track and its Julius Hayes-directed video that mirrors the song's seductive energy.
"It’s about meeting someone in the club — that early phase where you can’t really talk, but everything is suggestive,” Cobrah explained. "The song has that energy of holding back, of give-and-take."
The album will also include the previously unveiled title track and opener, which dropped last October, though the full tracklist remains a mystery for now.
Following the record's release, Cobrah will make her debut Coachella festival performance in April, followed by a new run of UK and European shows in May. Tickets go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday (February 6).
Cobrah Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Wed May 27 2026 - LONDON O2 Forum Kentish Town
Thu May 28 2026 - MANCHESTER O2 Ritz
Fri May 29 2026 - BRIGHTON Brighton Dome Corn Exchange
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