Lee Switzer-Woolf explores identity and routine in new single I Might Be An Alien

Lee Switzer-Woolf returns with I Might Be An Alien, a striking new single that signals an intriguing shift in direction for the Reading based folktronica artist. Released on March 24, 2026 via All Will Be Well, the track follows his 2024 double A-side Flying Saucer Working Party / The Tune Of An Alarm That You Can’t Switch Off and continues to expand his distinctive sonic world.

I Might Be An Alien blends electronic textures, samples, and sparse, haunting guitar lines, creating a gloomy yet immersive atmosphere. With a sound reminiscent of Radiohead’s experimental edge, the track captures the quiet unease of everyday life and the internal struggle to reconcile routine with a sense of identity.

Written, performed, and recorded by Lee Switzer-Woolf, and mixed and mastered by Aden Pearce, the single stands as a compelling standalone release. With new music already in progress and a full project planned for later this year, this latest offering hints at an exciting new chapter ahead.