Alexander Wolfe shares haunting title-track 'Everythinglessness' ahead of new album release

London-based singer-songwriter Alexander Wolfe has shared 'Everythinglessness', the final advance release from his forthcoming album of the same name. The track arrives ahead of the full record’s release on the 16th January, and offers the clearest insight yet into the emotional core of the project.

Stripped back and intensely focused, 'Everythinglessness' centres on a moment of psychological collapse, built around a real recording of panicked breathing taken from a close friend. Minimal in structure but heavy in impact, the song captures the instant where fear, identity, and control begin to unravel. Rather than overloading the arrangement, Wolfe lets silence and restraint do the work, allowing each line to land with stark clarity.

The upcoming album 'Everythinglessness' explores masculinity, mental health, and vulnerability, drawing on Wolfe’s own experiences and those around him. It follows earlier singles that tackled emotional repression, self-destruction, and the pressure placed on men to stay silent.