All At Once

About This Album

All At Once is Andrew Doss's most personal and emotionally direct album to date. Released on April 12, 2025, this was the first pop album fully formed and released literally all at once — rather than being a collection of previously released singles. Andrew wanted it to be a true, fully-formed musical statement that defines where he's coming from musically.

These ten songs chart a journey through vulnerability, resilience, and the daily experience of building a life with someone you love. Where previous albums leaned into cinematic atmospherics or dark conceptual frameworks, All At Once strips the production back to its essentials: driving synth basslines, shimmering pads, and Andrew's most confident vocal performances yet.

Recorded at Andrew's home studio in Acworth, Georgia, the album was written and performed by Andrew Doss using a combination of hardware synthesizers (Korg Nautilus, Nord Electro 6D) and software production in Reason 12, then produced, mixed, and mastered by Ed Rogers. The arrangements draw heavily from the golden era of synth-pop — Duran Duran's rhythmic urgency, Howard Jones's melodic optimism, and the layered textures of Depeche Mode — while remaining unmistakably modern in their clarity and punch.

Standout tracks include "Cassette Generation," a nostalgic anthem celebrating the analog era of mixtapes and boomboxes; "Machinery Of The World," a duet with vocalist Harriet Williams that became the signature song of Andrew Doss & The Werks; and "Flower In A Firestorm," a cinematic meditation on endurance and finding strength in chaos. The title track "All At Once" captures the overwhelming rush of realizing you've found your person.

The album's live potential was proven when seven of its ten songs formed the core setlist of the first-ever Andrew Doss & The Werks performance at MadLife Stage & Studios in August 2025, captured on the Live Werks album.