There are 8 songs on the record and it is opened directly by a synth. An electric guitar is added. As soon as the first few seconds of the vocals sound, I'm in and I'm very close to Anders Enda Barnet. This impression is reinforced with the following songs like "You Turned Off All The Lights" and "A Heavier Lid". It gets a bit choppy here and you feel like you're late at the campfire. So not in such a way that it is uncomfortable when someone unpacks their guitar, but in such a way that one is heavenly grateful for the quiet moment with his melodies. And so his songs suddenly seem like they have fallen out of time: So 70s, 80s. The title song "You Are The River" in particular is so close to Paul Simon, Elton John and all of his role models