While the album includes globally notable collaborations, such as with Floating Points and A. G. Cook, it overall features a gentle, introspective tone—her voice seamlessly blending into the tracks to tell deeply personal, diary-like stories confined to a small, intimate world.
Yet, the nearly 12-minute deep house track “Somewhere Near Marseilles” shows how each of these introspective pieces connects to universal emotions.
This is an album that could be described as Hikaru Utada’s take on bedroom pop.