Listen to Kid Kapichi’s existential new single, Rabbit Hole

Kid Kapichi have just released an excellent and existential new single, Rabbit Hole.

The track is taken from the duo’s forthcoming album Fearless Nature – which is due out on January 16, 2026 via Spinefarm – and as frontman Jack Wilson says, it’s about “lying awake at night, wondering why we’re here and what any of this really means, all that familiar, late-night existential spiral stuff.

“A lot of it grew out of conversations with a close friend about growing up, flipping through old photos, and feeling time slip through our fingers. It’s a nostalgic track, about being bittersweet on life, but finding comfort in knowing everyone feels that way at some point.”

Speaking about the record as a whole, the frontman reveals: “We began writing this album a year and a half ago. During that time, I think we all felt a lot of change on the horizon which Eddie [Lewis, bass] and I believe is reflected in this album. I personally was going through some of the darkest times of my life and listening back now I hear that fear, but it’s also comforting to know how quickly things can change once again for the better.  

“I consider myself lucky to have gotten to the age I was at whilst writing this, that I hadn’t experienced anything like that before. But once you do, it gives you a whole new understanding on life and what people mean when they say they’re really struggling.”

Listen to Rabbit Hole below:

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