After a year in the studio producing beats and recording local Toronto musicians, Joshua C Love is now unveiling his own collection of emotive pieces inspired from the contentious shift from his previous Prog-Rock project Proximity Butterfly. One would say that the music is the difference between The Mars Volta and Bon Iver, soaking in boldly melodic and touching lyrics, like "We're made to make each other smile/ Just eat an apple and forget." The new album, with a hint of flavors from Dizzy Love's self-titled release in 2016, has engaged a new shape of writing, one that Love states is more hopeful and optimistic about the direction of the future.