Wet have released their deeply personal and long-awaited fourth full-length album, Two Lives, out today. The project features previously released tracks including “Close Range”, “Coffee In The Morning”, “Signs”, “Double”, “Rosy”, and “My Everything”.
Two Lives was crafted alongside longtime collaborators Joe Valle and Marty Sulkow, with additional contributions from Daniel Aged, Amber Coffman, Buddy Ross, and Aidan Spiro. The result is a raw, reflective, and emotionally expansive record that explores themes of love, vulnerability, and transformation.
Earlier this week, Wet’s Kelly Zutrau contributed a powerful and personal essay for Byline reflecting on pregnancy, risk, and her evolving identity as a mother. In the piece, she writes:
“When I found out I was pregnant my whole world got turned around. How could I possibly risk trusting someone enough to have a baby with them and risk what kind of parent I would be. […] There is a terror that comes along with loving someone that much […] That’s what I’ve been writing songs about lately. There’s this love for your child — your family — this deep love that gives such great meaning to everything but that comes with an equally deep fear of losing them. But if anything is worth the risk in this life it is probably that.”
Wet
Two Lives
1. Coffee In The Morning
2. Rosy
3. My Everything
4. Close Range
5. Double
6. Shut My Eyes
7. Float
8. Signs
9. Higher than the Sun
10. Swinub
11. Soon to be Moon
To celebrate the release of Two Lives, Wet will head out on a U.S. headline tour this May with special guest Julie Byrne. The eight-date run includes stops in:
Upcoming Live Dates
with support from Julie Byrne
5/7 – Los Angeles, CA @ Lodge Room
5/8 – San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall
5/10 – Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theatre
5/11 – Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
5/16 – Chicago, IL @ Outset
5/28 – Washington, D.C. @ Union Stage
5/29 – Brooklyn, NY @ 99 Scott
5/30 – Boston, MA @ The Sinclair
