Describing himself as “an Aussie take on Tom Petty, but half as good”, Lawson Hull’s modesty does little to conceal his immense musical and lyrical talent. Warm, atmospheric and spacious, Lawson’s music oozes comfort, and places him amongst Australia’s greatest contemporary indie folk voices: think Angus and Julia Stone, Boy and Bear and #1 Dads. His song "Canada '17" reminisces on the time he spent living in Canada for four months with his now wife. The verses act like journal entries - candid and specific. "I remember Rhianna being scared out of her mind at the potential of seeing a grizzly while hiking," he recalls of the 2017 trip. "The joke was they were more scared of us… that’s what I told her anyways." The pair spent a lot of time in the Rockies and eventually made their way to Vancouver and Vancouver Island where the trip wrapped up. This track encapsulates feelings of nostalgia and wanderlust.