Ships out May 22nd, 2026.

The year is 2080. iTMRW, a love story of Robert and his android partner, Jenny, unfolds against the backdrop of a world where advanced technology is both a source of human alienation and its very cure. Advertisements come in the form of “pop-up thoughts,” entire cities float on islands of trash, female forms are purchased and discarded at will, and aristocrats live in a state of debauchery and despair. The album takes its title from iTMRW, the mega-corporation that produces and sells every single product known to humankind. Despite societal chaos, the human spirit persists in its quest for love.

The Making of iTMRW:

Arc Iris’ sixth LP, iTMRW , was written as the foundation for a 90-minute multimedia production combining live music, videography, and contemporary dance. The album showcases Arc Iris’ strengths as storytellers and arrangers, moving fluidly between experimental pop, string quartet, and R&B while guiding listeners through the narrative world that anchors the stage production.

iTMRW began as a simple prompt: “Write songs for the year 2080.” What started as an exercise quickly grew into a broader vision of the future. The work satirizes societal trends while mourning losses in human connection, exploring the leaps humanity must make as our minds adapt to accelerating technological change. Ultimately, iTMRW gestures toward a future in which these technologies might serve us—if deployed with care and ethical intent.

Just before committing the album to mastering, WILLOW contributed the final touches in a single, late night recording session, breathing new life into the project with inspired vocal performances across several tracks.

SIDE A

1. iTMRW, We Today / Now Connected to Robert’s Brain

2. Virtual Rations

3. Piggies I

4. Wish You Didn’t Have to Slip

SIDE B

5. Don’t Touch

6. Jenny (featuring WILLOW)

7. Piggies II

8. A Click and a Twitch

SIDE C

9. Vaginal Mirrors

10. Joyful, Joyful

11. We All Deserve to Be Beautiful (featuring WILLOW)

12. It’s Not a Little, It’s a Lot (featuring WILLOW)

SIDE D

13. Mother Silver (featuring WILLOW)

14. Am I a Dreamer of Dreams

15. Children of Your History

ARC IRIS:

Jocie Adams - Vocals, Electric guitar, Prophet Rev2, Clarinets

Zach Tenorio - Keyboards, Yamaha U1 Upright Piano, Electric Guitar, Vocals, Drum Programming

Ray Belli - Drums, Percussion, SunHouse Sensory Percussion, Roland SPDS-X

Additional vocals from WILLOW on tracks 1, 2, 3,  5,  6, 10, 11, 12, 13

Noah B Harley is the Voice of iTMRW on track 1

Oliver Hill - Violin

Rachel Iba - Violin

Marta Hohner - Viola

Emily Elkin - Cello

Daniel Littleton - Guitar and vocals on tracks 3 and 7

Recorded from 2017-2024

All songs by Arc Iris

Lyrics by Jocie Adams

Produced by Arc Iris

Recorded at Glass Hill Studios in Glassell Park, Los Angeles with additional recording at Verdugo Sound in Los Angeles, CA, and the Columbus Theatre in Providence, RI

Mixed by Zach Tenorio except track 14 which was mixed by Daniel Cardinal

Mastered by Daniel Cardinal

Engineered by Zach Tenorio, Andrew Nault, Aaron Stern, and Jocie Adams

String arrangements on tracks by 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 by Zach Tenorio

String arrangements on tracks 6 and 14 by Jocie Adams

Album cover design by Akhil Bhatt

Album gatefold and back cover design by Jasper McMahon

Back photo by Hannah Dunsirn

Gatefold photos by Bryan Lasky and Hear & Now Photography taken at the January 2020 performance of iTMRW at OBERON in Cambridge, MA

Thank you to:

Azi, Mitts & Marilyn Adams, Matt Miller & Vyvyan Tenorio, Beverley Belli, Jen Menedez, Alex Giorgetti, Matthew Sterling, Akhil Bhatt, Willow Smith, Noah Harley, Ryan Miller, Andrew Nault, Brian Webb, John Adams, Mahats Miller, Simon and Abbey Raymonde, Ben Goldberg, OBERON, Elizabeth Mitchell, Marlee Mesarchik, Solarc, Brian Foreman, Brett Purcell, Cam House, Jonathan Boyle, Vlad Kusijanović, Taper’s Choice, Mustafa Samdani, Danielle Davidson, Orlando Hernández, Jacob Regan, Stephanie Turner, Gisela Cruz, Jess Howard, Ellen Oliver, Rani MacNeal, Dana Tarr, The Reliquarium, Rob Houllahan, Christopher DeSanty, Julia Liu, Keith Heyward, Zachariah Hickman, Sean Pieroth, Dave Godowsky, CJ Tywoniak, Gary Smith