Whethan and grandson's "All In My Head" Is Perfectly Contained Chaos

Whethan entered the world of dance music as a genre-pushing wunderkind, praised by Skrillex and a legion of future house devotees alike. The ensuing story of Whethan would turn out to be anything but predictable, as he made a name for himself as a genre-skipping savant whose sound flourished and evolved to in turn match his growing number and collaborators.

The latest result of that malleable production prowess arrives in the form of "All In My Head," an electrifying collaborative effort between Whethan and grandson. “All In My Head" follows the release of the STRFKR-assisted  "Stay Forever" and is the latest single from Whethan's forthcoming debut album, Fantasy. The unexpected pairing sees Whethan perfectly matching grandson's brand of outspoken, adrenaline-racing alternative rock to deliver a track that moves at a mile a minute.

The succinct offering does not even hit the two-and-a-half-minute mark, but "All In My Head" is certainly not lacking when it comes to making full use of its soundscape. Whethan and grandson cram every second, every heart-racing rise with a deluge of power chord - driven guitar riffs and cathartic breakdowns.  There is some serious Blur "Song 2" energy here.  

It is a track practically begging to be played on repeat, scoring those bouts where you truly feel like you are losing yourself on a serotonin-induced high. So, like running from the cops or a brisk jog. Your choice.

In the span of two short minutes, Whethan and grandson score a bout of contained chaos that feels like if it was left to play out for a second more, it would burst forth at the seams.

Listen to "All In My Head" below:

Related Articles

Edgehill Release Raw Debut Album 'Ode to the Greyhouse'

Edgehill Release Raw Debut Album 'Ode to the Greyhouse'

February 16, 2026 Ode to the Greyhouse is not about capturing Edgehill in broad brushstrokes. It is about rooms, people, and experiences that stick with you, that are full of humor and tension and quiet revelation.
Author: Alessandra Rincon
Edgehill is the Indie Valentine We’ve Been Crushing On [Q&A]

Edgehill is the Indie Valentine We’ve Been Crushing On [Q&A]

February 12, 2026 Edgehill have been smarting with great lyrics and deceptively impressive chops the past few years, but on their debut album ‘Ode To The Greenhouse’ they unravel in such a beautiful and purposeful way, its hard not o be a little emotional.
Author: DJ Connor
Mandy Lee of MisterWives Enters A New Era [Q&A]

Mandy Lee of MisterWives Enters A New Era [Q&A]

February 10, 2026 The electro pop tune is an anthem for women and sees Mandy exploring 80s synth undertones.
Author: Robert Frezza
pop