Oh Wonder are alt-pop duo Anthony Vander West and Josephine Vander West. Their career started when they independently recorded and released once song a month for a year, starting in 2014 and culminated in the release of their debut album in 2015. The album bought the band worldwide success and they since have released 4 further albums – Ultralife, No One Else Can Wear Your Crown, 22 Break and 22 Make.

Throughout their career Oh Wonder have built a dedicated fanbase around the world that has seen them play headline shows and festivals across the globe.

2025 marked 10 years since the release of their debut album and to celebrate they are releasing a reworked version of the album – Oh Wonder…10 Years On and touring around the globe.

“One of modern pop’s most prolific and emotionally resonant songwriters, WRABEL has amassed over 4 billion streams across platforms as both a solo artist and collaborator, with credits including Kesha, P!NK, Meghan Trainor, Teddy Swims, Celeste, Ellie Goulding, Madi Diaz, and more. His breakout solo release “The Village” became a defining LGBTQ+ anthem, praised for its raw empathy and enduring impact—continuing to resonate with listeners nearly a decade later. His 2023 sophomore album, based on a true story, showcased his gift for introspective storytelling, gut-punch lyrics, and unshakable melodies. Now, with a sharpened artistic vision and a more hands-on creative approach, WRABEL enters his most dynamic and experimental era yet.

His third full-length album, up above (out February 13, 2026 via Nettwerk), marks his debut as a co-producer—taking the lead in shaping the album’s sonic identity. Drawing unlikely inspiration from Annie Jacobsen’s Nuclear War: A Scenario, the album explores themes of surrender, surreal beauty, and radical acceptance—rooted in the contradiction of finding light in the dark. With production and co-writing from Austin Ward (Tom Morello, Willow Avalon) and mixing by Damian Taylor (Björk, Arcade Fire), WRABEL builds a rich sonic world of ethereal textures, floating melodies, and deeply human truths—inviting listeners to sit with life’s messiness and still find meaning up above.”