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Albert is in Lloyd Passage in Rhombus Square, the bottom right corner of the map if you dont have it. He is upstairs if you are not good at searching, sitting at a bottom left corner of the place.
Well since you are well aware I'll cut out the spoilers.
Since you've already done it, there should be 2 paths. Left side of the path takes you back to Chapter 10, which is the past. Right side takes you to the future, which is the DLC.
I never taken left, but I heard you should have the ability to skip everything and get to the final boss fight which takes you back at that "weird space room". So when you do get back there, go right. You'll play the DLC directly.
If you are unable to do it, its usually because you got the bad ending. Unless you never owned the DLC, then that could probably be the reason.
Also if you happen to go right and unaware, well you know now that you are currently playing the DLC. Right side takes you straight to the DLC.
Yeah, the right side kinda acted as a epilogue but also a new chapter. But yeah you have to fight that boss again just to get back to that space room. Then you go right.
Maybe somewhere on your list there is a save that lists your current location as "Meta-Space". That's the space room from where you start the dlc. And there would be a star on the save, under the word "Lvl" (unless it depends on the screen resolution), indicating the save is ready for the DLC.
The DLC has a new composer. You will hear both new and old tracks in the dlc. Maybe it's just a personal thing but if I didn't know the new tracks were made by a new person, I would never tell by myself just from listening and playing, so it's not some jarring transition from one style to another.
While Deniz isnt doing music for DLC, the new composer did a great job and made it sound close to Deniz. Rest assured, you'll be able to enjoy it.