As the anticipation builds for Whethan’s upcoming shows for his latest album, Life of a Wallflower Vol. 2, the buzz is palpable. This album, a sequel to his 2018 debut, Life of a Wallflower Vol. 1, pushes boundaries and delivers an even richer, more intricate soundscape. It was released on July 12 and coincides with a 7-date North American tour.
Whethan – Life of a Wallflower, Vol. 2
The Build
Life of a Wallflower Vol. 2 represents a significant evolution in Whethan’s journey, from his rise through the “Golden Age” of SoundCloud to solidifying himself as a true avant-garde and genre-defying artist.

The Chicagoland-born DJ and producer, whose real name is Ethan Snoreck, has never been one to shy away from experimentation. This album, however, feels like a deeply personal project, reflecting his growth both as a musician and an individual. From the opening track, “Stealth Bomber” featuring grime and drum & bass legend Flowdan, to the closing track of the album, “Energy,” Life of a Wallflower Vol. 2 is sure to take us on an unforgettable ride.
The Drop
What sets Whethan apart from many of his contemporaries is his ability to create a cohesive narrative through his music. Life of a Wallflower Vol. 2 is not just a collection of tracks; it’s a journey. The album seamlessly transitions from one song to the next, taking listeners on an emotional ride that explores the highs and lows of life.

Whethan’s meticulous attention to detail is evident in every note and beat. This album, like its predecessor, is a testament to his versatility as an artist and his commitment to pushing the boundaries of what electronic music can be.
In a world where electronic music can sometimes feel formulaic, Whethan stands out as a beacon of creativity and innovation. Life of a Wallflower Vol. 2 is not just an album. It’s a statement. It’s a declaration of who he is as an artist and where he’s headed. And for those lucky enough to experience it live, it’s a night they won’t soon forget.
Tour Info
- 7/11 – Bluebird Theater, Denver, CO
- 7/12 – The Independent, San Francisco, CA
- 7/13 – Neumos, Seattle, WA
- 7/19 – Chop Shop, Chicago, IL
- 7/20 – The Catwalk, Los Angeles, CA
- 7/26 – Elsewhere, Brooklyn, NY
- 7/27 – Culture, Washington, DC
Author: Christopher Mariano

