KÁRYYN on the cover of MusicTech Magazine March/April 2026
KÁRYYN on the cover of MusicTech Magazine March/April 2026, bundled with NME, marks MusicTech’s print relaunch and previews PULL due in May.
KÁRYYN is featured on the cover of MusicTech Magazine’s March/April 2026 issue, which is sold bundled with the March/April 2026 issue of NME Magazine that features Mon Rovîa on its cover. The bundled edition is available via Dawsons, and subscribers receive exclusive queue jump tickets before the magazines go on general sale.
MusicTech relaunched its print edition after a four-year hiatus, with the relaunch announced last April; MusicTech and NME are sister publications under NME Networks, and Guitar.com has also returned to print.
Guitar.com and MusicTech print editions alternate with every bi-monthly edition of NME Magazine, resulting in three print editions per calendar year for each brand; the MusicTech digital cover story is written by Alex Rigotti, KÁRYYN’s album PULL is due for release in May and was co-produced by James Ford and Hudson Mohawke, and previous MusicTech print cover stars include Blake Slatkin and Sudan Archives.
The March/April 2026 issue of MusicTech Magazine is sold as a bundle with the March/April 2026 issue of NME Magazine, which features Mon Rovîa on its cover. The bundled edition is available for purchase via Dawsons. Subscribers receive exclusive queue jump tickets before the bundled magazines go on general sale.
MusicTech and NME are sister publications under NME Networks. Guitar.com has also returned to print. MusicTech relaunched its print edition after a four-year hiatus, with the relaunch announced last April. Guitar.com and MusicTech print editions alternate with every bi-monthly edition of NME Magazine, resulting in three print editions per calendar year for each brand.
The provided material contains limited production details for KÁRYYN’s forthcoming album PULL; the article does not include a full tracklist, named guest performers, recording locations, or a precise release day beyond the month referenced elsewhere in the article. The available sources do not provide this information. The provided sources likewise do not list additional production credits such as engineers, mixers, session musicians, or specific studio personnel.
The MusicTech Digital Cover Story
The MusicTech digital cover story for the March/April 2026 issue is credited to Alex Rigotti and features photography by Fiona Garden. The feature accompanies MusicTech’s March/April 2026 print edition, which coincides with the relaunch of the magazine’s print edition after a four-year hiatus announced last April.
In the piece, KÁRYYN characterizes music as a “3D tapestry” and discusses fragmentation in her creative process. The article includes her quoted line, “I must come undone. Then, how do I rearrange myself?”
The digital cover story appears alongside the print edition that is sold as a bundled package with the March/April 2026 issue of NME Magazine.
MusicTech relaunched its print edition after a four-year hiatus, with the relaunch announced last April by the publisher, marking the brand’s return to print. The March/April 2026 issue, which features KÁRYYN on the cover, forms part of the title’s return to print and is issued alongside the magazine’s digital output. Previous MusicTech print cover stars include producer Blake Slatkin and artist Sudan Archives, and Guitar.com has also returned to print as part of the publisher’s print schedule.
MusicTech and NME are sister publications under NME Networks, and Guitar.com and MusicTech print editions alternate with every bi-monthly edition of NME Magazine, resulting in three print editions per calendar year for each brand.
KÁRYYN Featured in MusicTech Magazine
KÁRYYN appears on the cover of MusicTech Magazine’s March/April 2026 issue. The issue is sold bundled with the March/April 2026 issue of NME Magazine, which features Mon Rovîa. The bundled edition is available via Dawsons while subscribers receive exclusive queue jump tickets before the magazines go on general sale.
MusicTech relaunched its print edition after a four-year hiatus, with the relaunch announced last April; Guitar.com has also returned to print. MusicTech and NME operate as sister publications under NME Networks, with Guitar.com and MusicTech print editions alternating with every bi-monthly edition of NME Magazine to result in three print editions per calendar year for each brand.
KÁRYYN’s album PULL is due for release in May and was co-produced by James Ford and Hudson Mohawke. The MusicTech digital cover story is written by Alex Rigotti with photography by Fiona Garden.
The digital feature includes KÁRYYN’s description of music as a “3D tapestry” and her line, “I must come undone. Then, how do I rearrange myself?”
KÁRYYN’s album PULL is due for release in May and was co-produced by James Ford and Hudson Mohawke. The provided sources do not include a full tracklist or named guest performers for PULL, and they do not specify recording locations or a precise release day beyond the month of May. Additional production credits such as engineers, mixers, session musicians or specific studio personnel are not listed in the available material.