Showing a true knack for experimentation, the album leisurely darts back and forth between the reggae-scented "Possessions," "Lost Change", which coalesces jazzy horns, with junkyard band riffing, and the hazy electronic fuzz of "Thai Arrive," which unfolds like a Radiohead track. Similarly, "Lay Me Down" has the potential to be a break-out hit, as will's infectious snare claps and blissful horn snippets provide a cooled-out platform for Terry Dexter's soulful vocal scatting.
The artist displays a flair for innovation, shifting between reggae-influenced "Possessions," the energetic fusion of jazzy horns and punk-like energy in "Lost Change," and the atmospheric electronic soundscapes of "Thai Arrive," which shares similarities with Radiohead's style. The song "Lay Me Down" has the potential to be a standout track, thanks to its catchy drum patterns and soothing horn sections that create an ideal atmosphere for Terry Dexter's emotive vocal solos.