Described in an accompanying press statement as Klein’s singular and uncompromising “take on a dark Disney soundtrack,” My Own Fairytale delves deep into the uncanny, shifting territories of modern electronic and avant-garde composition. Comprising mostly instrumental tracks, the album weaves together a striking sonic tapestry. It seamlessly melds spectral ambient textures, high-drama classical orchestrations, and the abrasive, distinct noise-guitar elements that defined Klein’s earlier 2025 album, Sleep With a Cane. The album’s tracklist features just a single guest collaboration, highlighting Klein’s distinct vision while making room for an intricate partnership. The seventh track, “Siren Reloaded,” features violinist and composer Sasha Scott, who previously co-wrote and arranged the piece for performance by the renowned London Sinfonietta. This collaboration anchors the project’s high-art classical aspirations, blending classical rigor with Klein’s unpredictable experimental production style. Read Also: Geordie Greep Cancels U.S. Tour Dates Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations as Accuser and Ex-Bandmate Speak Out Navigating the Week’s Essential Music: New Releases from Tinashe, Gilla Band, M83, Godflesh, and More My Own Fairytale arrives following a busy period for the artist. Earlier this year, the fiercely independent musician released a steady stream of standalone singles—some of which have finally found a permanent home within the sequence of this new record. In addition to these solo drops, Klein also collaborated with Mica Levi on Turn Up, a joint EP that was released exclusively on YouTube, showcasing the pair’s shared affinity for unorthodox sonic exploration and underground distribution methods. The release of My Own Fairytale further cements Klein’s reputation as one of the most unpredictable and compelling voices operating within contemporary experimental music. By continually shifting her approach—moving fluidly from the noise-guitar heavy landscapes of Sleep With a Cane into the spectral, orchestral darkness of this new ambient suite—she continues to challenge listeners’ expectations of what contemporary ambient and cinematic soundscapes can achieve. The full tracklist for My Own Fairytale is as follows: “Forever Yours,” “Princess of the Souf,” “Spiritual Warfare,” “C Thru Me,” “Suspect,” “Treasure,” “Siren Reloaded” featuring Sasha Scott, “The Illuminati Ends Now,” “True Blood,” “Man in the Mirror,” “Bridge the Gap,” and “Promise to Come Home.” My Own Fairytale is available now across streaming platforms through Parkwuud Entertainment, with the music video for “Man in the Mirror” streaming online. Post navigation Inside Pitchfork Selects: Exploring the Staff’s Obsessions With New Tracks From Lily Konigsberg, Krill, and More Ryley Walker Returns With New Song "Carrier" and Signs to AD 93, Marking His First Solo Material in Five Years