Trixie Whitley has been charting her own musical path for years now, balancing between past and future with an exceptional emotional intensity.

After a time as frontwoman of Daniel Lanois’ Black Dub and a series of critically acclaimed solo releases, she has emerged as one of the most distinctive and groundbreaking artists of her generation. With Folded Time, the album that is to be released on Unday Records in late 2026, Whitley opens a new chapter: A nine track long journey through loss, reconciliation, motherhood and the slow work of healing.

On Sunday Dec 6, she is presenting 'Folded Time' at AB and tickets are still available.

The press on 'Folded Time':

• ‘All through the album, Whitely’s gutsy voice is a constant reminder of the power she holds as an artist. The songs seem to want to transfer some of that power to the people she sings about. Folded Time is rhythmically and harmonically rich, a diversely arranged but thematically focused album that finds Whitely delivering one of her strongest sets to date.’ – Glide Magazine

• ‘Folded time’ by Trixie Whitley: As vulnerable as she is resilient. The American/Belgian Trixie Whitley digs deep on her new album ‘folded time.’ Women dominate today's pop stages, yet few do so with as much daring and individuality. – Het Nieuwsblad

• ‘Trixie Whitley is straightforward on ‘Folded Time’. After a period of reflection, Trixie Whitley is back with Folded Time. Personal songs that draw the outside world inward.’ – Focus Knack

• ‘On her new studio album ‘Folded Time’, the Ghent-American musician Trixie Whitley dives into the folds of time. More than ever, her compositions tick to the rhythm of her kinetic personality. ‘It’s a lot, emotionally too.’ – De Tijd

• 'Sometimes combative, at other times courageously vulnerable (’Building fences’), Whitley performs a balancing act that also translates musically. ‘Carnaval’ brings sultry jazz and is immediately followed by the idiosyncratic piano ballad ‘I want to forgive’. She doesn’t seem to be unleashing big hits onto the world, though that has never stopped her before. Fortunately.' - De Standaard

• ‘An inevitably precarious balance between holding back overly raw emotions and letting go to better break free from them, Folded Time is the demonstration of a complete investment, both creative and personal.’ – Rolling Stone