High on Humans is a song written about an experience Josephine had while on a subway. She noticed two girls sitting across from her chatting about food, and she joined their conversation. They talked for around 20 minutes, and Josephine got off the train with a rush of energy that she knew had to be put down on paper.
Heavy is one of the more energetic songs on Ultralife due to its disco vibes. It was recorded at The Pool in London, and the entire song is one long unedited take.
Ultralife is the song the second album was named after, but it was actually one of the last songs they recorded. It's about the importance of finding someone or something that makes you feel invincible. The song has a total of 64 drum channels.
My Friends is an ode to the friends and family of the duo, asking to not forget them while they tour around the world. This is the only song on Ultralife where Oh Wonder had the opportunity to record live strings.
The All We Do music video was a project where Oh Wonder asked filmmakers from around the world what it means to be human. Their answers were compiled into a 7 minute long video. You can say what you think it means to be human here.
Lose It is one of Oh Wonder's most popular songs, and it's video was recorded in secret. Oh Wonder held sign-ups for dancers in an upcoming music video, and then recorded the auditions while they surprised the dancers with even more dancers.
In the Without You music video, the duo wake up on opposite ends of town. Lost and hopeless, they wander around looking for each other. This song is about that feeling when you're missing someone so much, you don't feel whole without them.
Drive is meant to focus on the dark side of relationships, and what happens underneath the surface. In the video, Anthony is a figure of Josephine's imagination. The two go on dates and trash hotel rooms together, and the whole time she doesn't even know he's not there.
Livewire is the first song that Oh Wonder ever produced a music video for. The duo said in an interview that the song is meant to explain how important it is to provide someone strength and energy during tough times.