His previous album, Confluere, merged his multi-instrumental solos into a broad composition, noted as “a testament to the power of restraint and arrangement” (Decoder Magazine). Here, with similar restraint, he tips the hat to Kenneth Gaburo’s system of ‘compositional linguistics’ and goes in a decidedly different direction. Drawing upon experience as a choral and improvisational singer, o ur gab is less a solo vocal album than an album of mouth music.