“I started this record almost unintentionally after being burnt out from the last one. I had been leisurely making unfinished ideas and tinkering around with new people, but had a real shift in my perspective after moving into my current house and starting a garden. I felt a true sense of wonderment and connection towards life after watching a seed turn into an edible vegetable, and went about making this album with that same curiosity and gratitude. Lyrically, I explore my own long-term relationship and what it means to be with someone for “the rest of your life”, loss, my relationship to music, and getting out of my own way. Sonically, I went back to childhood inspirations like Sheryl Crow, Shania Twain, and Alanis Morisette.”