John Dwyer, leader of OSEES, delivers a solo album bringing together around forty unfinished or forgotten tracks from the past seven years. These songs, previously scattered and lacking any clear thread, have been reworked to reflect the current state of the world and convey personal messages hidden within moments of escape. The album serves to “clear out the studio, relax the mind and keep worries away,” moving between joy and sadness while exploring hope and forgiveness. The tracks are both abstract and pop, with a “fried and sweet” texture, true to Dwyer’s state of mind at the time of recording. This work offers a musical interlude, a moment of respite in the face of outside turmoil. It brings together personal compositions often set aside, finally giving them a coherent and public form. The tone is deliberately eclectic, reflecting both the spontaneity and experimentation of the artist. The album presents itself as a blend of lightness and gravity, inviting the listener to lose themselves in an experience that is both introspective and entertaining.