“From One Blink To Another” is the new album by French electronic artist Worakls, released October 2025, six years after “Orchestra.” Blending electronic production with orchestral grandeur, it features collaborators including Carl Cox and Apashe, and is followed by a European Arena tour with a Paris Accor Arena date on May 2, 2026.
Some artists chase the next trend. Worakls builds cathedrals. Six years after his landmark “Orchestra,” the French producer returns with “From One Blink To Another,” an album that cements his status as one of the most ambitious voices in modern electronic music, the place where the dancefloor meets the symphony.
Six years in the making
“Orchestra” (2019) was a turning point: a record that took Worakls’s melodic electronic music and fused it with a real orchestra, on stage and on record. “From One Blink To Another” continues that vision on an even grander scale, balancing emotional, cinematic melodies with the energy of the club.
A wide cast of collaborators
The album reaches across the electronic spectrum, with guests ranging from techno legend Carl Cox to producer Apashe and singer Lili Poe. It’s a sign of Worakls’s ambition: not content with a single lane, he bridges underground credibility and orchestral grandeur, dancefloor power and concert-hall emotion.
From the studio to the Arena
“From One Blink To Another” is built for the big stage. Worakls announced a European Arena tour to bring the album to life, including a major show at the Accor Arena in Paris on May 2, 2026, the kind of venue that confirms how far his orchestral-electronic project has come.
The maestro of orchestral electronic
A key artist of the Hungry Music label, Worakls is now widely seen as the standard-bearer for symphonic electronic music. In a French scene that increasingly embraces the orchestra, from Cerrone’s “Disco Symphony” to Worakls Orchestra, he stands out as the one who made the fusion his life’s work.
Key facts
- Album: “From One Blink To Another” by Worakls, released October 2025
- Previous album: “Orchestra” (2019), first album in six years
- Guests: Carl Cox, Apashe, Lili Poe
- Tour: European Arena tour, incl. Accor Arena, Paris, May 2, 2026
- Label: Hungry Music