Melodic Techno maestro MRAK has finally unveiled the release details for his highly anticipated debut solo album, We Don’t Follow. The announcement arrived in dramatic fashion at the conclusion of his performance at Untold Festival in Romania on August 9th. As the set reached its climax, a visual timer projected on the stage revealed that the project is slated for an official release this fall. According to reports from social media observers, including @technopyramids, fans can expect the full body of work to drop on October 2nd.
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A Master of the Unreleased
Known as one half of the iconic duo Tale of Us and a co-founder of the influential Afterlife label, MRAK has built a reputation for keeping his most potent musical weapons under wraps for years. The artist is notorious for holding onto unreleased tracks for half a decade or more, creating a sense of mystery and demand among his global fanbase. We Don’t Follow represents a significant milestone, as it serves as his debut solo album and his first major release in over a year, following the 2025 arrival of ‘All of the Lights’ featuring braev.
Continuing the Global Tour
Beyond his studio work, the artist—born Carmine Conte—remains a dominant force on the international touring circuit. He is currently navigating a busy summer schedule with performances spanning Europe and Africa, including stops in Italy, Greece, Egypt, Switzerland, and Cyprus. As he prepares to share this new chapter of his sound, fans are eager to see if the album will finally unlock the long-rumored IDs that have defined his recent live sets.