Oblivion

"Oblivion" is a personal album about the passage of time. It explores, among other things, the theme of youth from the perspective of an adult caught up in the pursuit of a better life. I have the impression that as we age, we look at life less reflectively, focusing only on mundane, everyday matters, says WENA.

The album is promoted by a music video for the song "Ten Stan" featuring PlanBe.

Before the release of his first single, Wudoe released a video statement explaining his decision to delete all content from his social media accounts.

We live in a time of increased and excessive consumption, of quickly depleting, low-quality goods. What's important one day becomes irrelevant and useless the next. Nothing lasts. We chase trends, trying to keep up with fashion at all costs. In this race, there's no room for feelings, emotions, and reflection. At the same time, we forget about fundamental values, the ones I've always tried to convey through music. We forget about other people. Relationships have an expiration date. People love you when you're successful, they forget about you when you're silent. You still breathe, but no one hears your breath. You cease to exist. Do you remember where you come from? Do you know where your roots are? Who were you? Who are you? Who have you become? Can you open your eyes wide and remember that? – wrote WENA

Tracklist:

1. Intruder
2. 1997
3. Mad Dogs
4. I always have time
5. Lazy days
6. 2003
7. In the ruins
8. Oasis
9. Traces
10. 2007
11. Grant Hill
12. This state
13. Heaven for a Second