Too Much Is Never Enough

The transition from "Sunshine" to "Ghost In My Place" is so jarring but perfectly sets the mood for the whole album. Been playing "Gold Plate" on repeat, the production on that track is incredibly clean and layered.

I was blown away by how well "Dance with Misery" captures that bittersweet energy, and the album's flow from track to track is seamless. The production on "Gold Plate" especially stands out to me.

Track 6 "Stay (Want You Mine)" has been on repeat in my car for the past week — that groove just hits different. The whole album flows so well together, especially the way "Liberty" with 踊 Foot Works blends into the next song.