Don't You Worry, Honey

The band's sophomore album is a deeply personal and cathartic work, created in the aftermath of lead singer Landon Jacobs' divorce and the death of his mother. These experiences heavily inform the album's darker, more introspective tone, which contrasts atmospheric electronics and anthemic pop hooks with vulnerable, grief-stricken lyrics. Tracks like '&Run' and 'High' showcase their ability to craft compelling, emotionally resonant alternative pop.