Alison Wonderland Welcomes Second Son: “Baby Brother Is Very Calm”
Alison Wonderland Welcomes Second Son
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Electronic artist Alison Wonderland has announced the arrival of her second son.
On November 10, 2025, the Los Angeles–based producer revealed the news on social media, introducing her newborn as Ash West. She shared that the baby is calm and already seems to enjoy uptempo electronic rhythms, and she expressed gratitude to the medical team — doctors, nurses and the NICU — for their care.
Wonderland, who was born Alex Sholler in Australia, posted several photos of herself with the infant on Instagram. See the original post here. She and her husband, filmmaker Ti West, also have an older son, Max, who was born in the summer of 2023.
The comments on her announcement quickly filled with congratulations from peers and fans alike. Fellow electronic acts such as Anna Lunoe, TroyBoi, Slander, DJ Dave, Diplo and Mary Droppinz were among those who offered warm wishes.
Baby Ash’s arrival coincides with a busy period for Wonderland: her fourth studio album, Ghost World, is scheduled for release on December 5, 2025, after a delay from an originally planned October date due to production setbacks.
When she first unveiled the project in August, Wonderland reflected on how her life has shifted since marrying and becoming a parent, and said returning to the sounds that influenced her early work helped the new record feel authentic. She described shedding outside opinions and reclaiming her artistic voice while developing the album.
So far, singles from Ghost World include: “Again? F–k,” “XTC,” “Psycho,” “Get Started” and “iwannaliveinadream.”
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