Kim Dracula has officially signed with Rise Records and released "Molecular Conversion," the first single from a new artistic era. The track arrives alongside an official music video directed by Max Moore and ahead of the artist's upcoming European tour, which begins on July 31 with appearances at Wacken Open Air, Brutal Assault, Festival 666, and Motocultor.
Speaking about this new chapter, Kim Dracula said:
"Finally, you will get to see the next chapter. New song. New label. New story."
Musically, "Molecular Conversion" continues Kim Dracula's signature approach, shifting effortlessly between delicate melodic passages and explosive moments of extreme intensity. The song once again blends metal, industrial, jazz, trap, and Latin influences while maintaining the artist's unmistakable theatrical identity.
Directed by Max Moore, the accompanying music video features Kim Dracula, their band, and a group of backing vocalists dressed entirely in white while performing on a brightly illuminated stage surrounded by lush natural scenery. Beyond its striking visuals, the video also launches a brand-new storyline within the expanding Kim Dracula cinematic universe, setting the stage for future releases.
Since the release of A Gradual Decline in Morale in 2023, Kim Dracula has developed a distinctive artistic identity that defies conventional genre boundaries. The debut album introduced an artist capable of seamlessly combining soaring clean vocals, death growls, rap cadences, and spoken-word performances across an impressive six-octave vocal range, all while crafting a cohesive concept album built around a single interconnected narrative.
Signing with Rise Records marks another milestone for the Australian artist, whose rapidly growing international audience has embraced a fearless musical vision that merges multiple genres without compromising originality.
Following the European tour, Kim Dracula will return to the United States on October 24 for Haunted, a special collaborative performance with illusionist Criss Angel at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas. The event promises an approximately 90-minute production blending live music, large-scale illusions, and theatrical horror into an immersive concert experience.
