ONLAP Join Forces With Ankor’s Jessie Williams on “Virtual Bloodlines”

Paris, France-based alternative rock and metal outfit ONLAP continue their journey toward a new album with Virtual Bloodlines, a new collaboration featuring Jessie Williams of Spanish alternative metal band Ankor. The track forms part of ONLAP's upcoming new album, scheduled for release toward the end of 2026, an ambitious collection built around a truly international concept. Rather than relying on a fixed lineup of collaborators, ONLAP are bringing a different artist into the fold on each song, creating a record that connects musicians from different countries, backgrounds and corners of the heavy music world.

Virtual Bloodlines continues ONLAP's approach to alternative rock and metal, where powerful guitars and modern production meet memorable melodic songwriting. The addition of Williams gives the track another distinctive vocal presence, creating a collaboration that expands the song beyond ONLAP's core identity. Known for her work with Ankor, Williams brings her own energy and character to the track, making Virtual Bloodlines another intriguing preview of what the upcoming album has in store.

The international concept behind the record is particularly exciting. Each song is set to feature a different guest artist from somewhere around the world, turning the album into a constantly changing musical journey rather than a collection built around one repeated formula. For ONLAP, that means every collaboration can introduce a new voice and perspective while remaining connected to the band's alternative rock and metal foundation. Virtual Bloodlines therefore works not only as a standalone track but also as another piece of a much larger global musical picture.

With the new album planned for the end of 2026, ONLAP are gradually revealing its world one collaboration at a time. Virtual Bloodlines adds Jessie Williams to that growing international lineup and offers another glimpse into an album designed around connection, contrast and collaboration. If every song brings another artist and another part of the world into the ONLAP universe, the finished record could become one of the band's most expansive projects yet.