With this album, and the things surrounding it - my space, my life, the artwork, the videos - I tried to make an immersive creative experience for myself. Writing happens in my space and I’m very sensitive to how my space feels and arranging my space feels like a musical act, one that is happening in conversation with my songwriting. During lockdown I had all this time on my hands and I gave myself the freedom to play. All of the vocals on this record were recorded at my house. A lot of the songs talk about doing chores and decorating, tending to the home, and all of the artwork for the singles are things I made for fun. I don't necessarily love them, but that's ok. It was more about giving myself permission to be my imperfect self and still create. The album cover is a photo of our dining table in the early morning. I've rearranged the room since then and I'm writing new songs but I think there is more of my whole self in this album than anything I’ve made before. That’s really the best I could hope for - to be fully engaged in making the thing and to document the self in this weird, sacred way.