There is no single “sound” on this album; instead, it is bound by absolute conviction. The record seamlessly transitions from sun-soaked pop-soul and English folk to country duets and massive indie anthems. Made with a rotating cast of like-minded collaborators rather than a fixed band, the album feels distinctly old-school and wonderfully unforced. It is a proper, classic album full of life and character, designed to hit your head, your heart, and your hips in equal measure. Take the walk with Lazerine, and see exactly where this unpredictable journey takes you.
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