A dusty brass opening old as the sun, starts out the album, followed by a catchy guitar/flute theme, driven by a lazy boom-clack beat, that quickly outlines Copenhagen based, Jiyu’s Jazz-hybrid sound, blowen in from our present future. Guitar-player and Jiyu-producer, Emil Jonathan, leads the way, accompanied by Bo Rande on flugelhorn, and his brother Lukas Rande on flute and sax. Danish/Senegalese artist Kinck, drops her deadly honest verses on the second track, “So Many Moons to go”, that leaves you floating weightless on moon-lit clouds of horn, vibraphone and guitar themes, gently motored by drum machine samples and six string touch-wah bass. Lennart Ginman, contributes with dense upright bass on several tracks, and Carsten Skov plays the vibraphone on most of the album.