The forthcoming album marks a poignant return for dance pop group Miami Horror, led by Australian-born, LA-based producer Benjamin Plant. The reflective, upbeat record "Together" delves into themes of childhood and coming of age. It is part of a forthcoming concept album that transports listeners through time and space, blending the danceable energy of nostalgic samples with atmospheric soundscapes. This introspective mood is palpable throughout the album. One summer in Melbourne, Plant revisited the leafy suburb where he grew up. “I was amazed that it was still exactly the same as 20 years ago,” he recalls. “All the adventures, and the innocence of childhood came rushing back. I wanted to capture that sense of adventure and discovery on the album—the childlike spirit and mindset you have before the world changes you. It reminded us of the innocent emotions we felt toward music when you first discovered it, when it wasn’t a pretentious experience, when everything felt wondrous.” "Together” sees Miami Horror collaborating with Bajan singer songwriter Ayoni and Australian Beckah Amani on vocals as well a children's choir.