The first proper album of Rich Aucoin, 2011’s W e’re All Dying to Live, was a 22-track orchestral-rock magnum opus that, once you factor in the numerous choirs on hand, featured over 500 collaborators. For the 2014′ follow-up Ephemeral, the artist main inspiration for the record was literature’s ultimate Rorschach test: Alice in Wonderland—in particular the 1951 film adaptation that Rich has strategically edited to sync up with the album, Dark Side of Oz-style. That said, we can’t wait to listen the forthcoming album.
Check the new track “Algorithm”.

![[Video]: Modeselektor and Kabeaushé – “IWULDLYK”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Screenshot20260911at141632_18e8-218x150.png)
![[Video]: Keaton Henson – “Prayer” (Version)](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-21T213930.345-218x150.jpg)
![[Streaming]: Mayo Thompson – “K-Pook”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-05T221406.082-218x150.jpg)
![[Streaming]: Mynolia – “Take the Mountain By Surprise”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-19T220934.077-218x150.jpg)
![[Album Streaming]: Ian Hawgood – “all these places, together”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Ian-Hawgood2-218x150.jpg)
