There is a modern school of music that features dreamy textures, subdued female vocals and moody vibes. This fits into that genre. It is a solid entry in the field, but I am beginning to find that sound a little clichéd by now. It is somewhat limited in scope as a musical style, and it seems pretty hard to stand out amidst the crowd. Additionally, as this disc does at points, there is a tendency toward it sounding samey within the same release. Still, this is entertaining and intriguing. If this leaned a little more heavily on the artsy side I would have probably landed it under progressive rock under the art rock concept. As it is, there are definitely tendencies in that direction.

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While there were hints of country music on the previous piece, this one has that at its heart. It's still on the moody side, but in a lot of ways is among the most direct and mainstream song here.