Whethan Releases New Single “All In My Head” feat. grandson
Talented DJ-producer Whethan has released a new single called “All In My Head.” It features the powerful vocals of alt-rock singer grandson. Released on Big Beat/Atlantic Records, this new track comes right off his upcoming debut album, FANTASY. If you are into groovy yet seriously rocking music then this single is for you. grandson’s vocals fit perfectly with the heavy bass and epic drumline. Honestly, it gives us a Gorillaz kind of vibe; if that’s got your attention then you should certainly check it out!
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In celebration of his forthcoming debut album, Whethan will have a limited Spring tour starting on March 26th; Chrome Sparks and Ramzoid will be joining him. He will also be performing at this year’s Ultra Music Festival in Miami. Each show will give fans a sneak-peek into what is to come from this incredible music producer. Make sure to attend a show near you. You definitely don’t want to miss it!
What do you think of the new single? Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments below.
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Fantasy Finally Landed
Whethan’s debut album Fantasy ended up arriving on October 16, 2020, on Big Beat/Atlantic — a little later than the “upcoming” tease here suggested, but worth the wait. “All In My Head” made the final cut as track nine, and Whethan later explained he built the whole thing around a rough song idea and lyric grandson had sent over, reworking it from the ground up into something that barely resembled the original demo. That’s part of what makes the track feel so different from a typical feature; it wasn’t just a vocal pasted over a beat, it was a genuine back-and-forth between the two artists.
The Gorillaz comparison holds up too — Fantasy leaned hard into that genre-blending, rock-meets-electronic sound across the whole record, with Whethan pulling from pop-punk, alt-rock, and future bass influences all at once. It’s the kind of album that made it clear “All In My Head” wasn’t a one-off experiment, but a preview of the direction his whole debut was headed.
