In May 2022, DeWolff went to Kerwax, an analogue studio in the village of LoguivyPlougras in Brittany. "We thought, let's go on an adventure," Pablo says. Located in North-western France and surrounded by forests, they retreated to the residential studio for two weeks, engulfed in vintage recording equipment from the 1940s to the 1970s. Recording live to tape, with no overdubs, brothers Pablo (guitar/vocals) and Luka van de Poel (drums/ vocals) alongside Robin Piso (Hammond / Wurlitzer) were joined by a host of friends for the recordings. DeWolff left Brittany with twelve songs, over four tapes, with friends, having fun and remembering what is most important to them. On a diet of Al Green, Sam Cooke, and John Steinbeck, they've created some of their most soulful but rousing music. When they sing, "Hey there baby won't you come on in, I got plenty of old records that we can play, some rhythm & blues, some old rock 'n roll, yes, the type of stuff that can save a soul", you better get ready for that heart-stopping kinda show."