Eterna details upcoming third album, Push

Eterna, the creative endeavor of Guillem Peeters—a Spanish-born, London-based producer and multi-instrumentalist—has announced the release of his third studio album titled Push. Scheduled for release on 6 November 2026 via the Section1 label, Push marks a significant evolution in Peeters' musical journey under the Eterna moniker.

Following the 2024 solo debut Wardrove, which came after Peeters parted ways with Bar Italia where he served as the live touring drummer, Push further cements his presence as a solo artist. This new album also follows last year’s project Debunker, adding to a steadily growing discography.

Distinct from his previous records, Push is characterized by a shift towards a more open and spacious sound design. Peeters deliberately moves away from the denser, more immediate textures that defined earlier releases, opting instead for arrangements that emphasize clarity and breathing room. This stylistic pivot is intended to create an immersive listening experience that unfolds gradually.

The album consists of nine tracks, conceived as a cohesive whole rather than a collection of singles. To introduce Push, Peeters has released two new songs: “Come what it may, the bitter and the grey” and “Kyrie.” The former features the only guest musician on the record, violinist Joolie Wood, whose strings add a nuanced layer to the track’s rhythmic foundation.

“Kyrie” presents a conceptual soundscape that Peeters describes as inspired by imagining being stranded on a six-lane highway at night, conjuring a sense of isolation and tension through its production. These singles exemplify the album’s thematic and sonic breadth.

Peeters’ creative process for Push emphasizes deliberate pacing and intentional silence within the arrangements, underscoring his belief that silence equates to a state of unhurried presence. This approach informs the album’s overall atmosphere, encouraging listeners to engage with the music in a reflective manner.

The release of Push signals an important chapter for Eterna as Peeters refines his artistic voice. While details remain limited regarding the full narrative or conceptual framework of the album, the available tracks and Peeters’ comments suggest a thoughtful exploration of space and mood.

As the release date approaches, anticipation builds for how Push will expand Eterna’s sonic identity and resonate with audiences seeking music that balances minimalism with emotional depth. This album stands as a testament to Peeters’ evolving craftsmanship and his commitment to creating nuanced, immersive soundscapes.