"We aren’t some polished band, just a couple of friends trying to push for a dream. If we could go back in time, I would’ve told us to release every single one of those early songs that we threw together."

'Coquelicot' invites us to slow down and unwind, letting David Mulero's soft piano notes take us into unexpected places.

"Social media is such a massive part of it now, which we believe is a bit of a curse and a blessing. It's easier to get your name out to the world, but there's a lot of competition, and you see a lot more bands doing things we could only dream of doing right now."

In a way, Stefano Jeff Blues manages to translate a flurry of nostalgic emotions into aural gold, offering listeners a slice of escapism in an otherwise gloomy, complex world.

Jake Schdroski, Zac Emerson, and Jesse Brown appear not to have lost their magical sonic sheen. We are looking forward to a glorious new era for LA WOMEN.

"I started thinking about all of the little experiences that make up a person's life. The mistakes, victories, relationships, losses, embarrassing moments, things we're proud of, and things that probably seemed completely insignificant when they happened."

AvDiva's personal experience provides the framing for a rather strong song, highlighting how embracing a renewed version of oneself doesn't necessarily include changing physical location.

Compared to CAPYAC's existing catalogue, 'Big CrUsh En3rgY' is bolder, with its soulful, jazz-flavoured arrangement and the addition of live drums.