SteveGodin

It reminds me of The War On Drugs + Tame Impala with a touch of MGMT.
It's an album that is most effective when listened to in it's entirety.
It's a mood.

Toronto psych-rock for fans of Together Pangea and early White Reaper.

Such a unique, original sound. Elements of soul and jazz incorporated into a beautifully sung and extremely well-produced pop-rock record.

Still soulful AF but on this one he veers away from Country in the direction of Pop. Well-produced album full of killer songs ranging from mellow ballads to funky R&B.