For his Carpark debut, Saint Pepsi takes a step away from the more genre-shuffling styles of his Internet releases to focus his skills on high-power pop. The title track of the ?Fiona Coyne? 7-inch is an uplifting tribute to fantastical romance and the joyous dreams pop culture can provide. The b-side, ?Fall Harder,? is a lovelorn hit about a somewhat unattainable beauty. For this 7-inch, DeRobertis wrote danceable love songs with a nostalgic aesthetic to the production ?because I think nostalgia is inherently narcissistic and I'm currently very into the idea of exploring the connection between nostalgia and narcissism,? he says.