A follow-up to "Sunday Blues", released in 2020, diving deeper into Pete Fox's sadness during quarantine and his thoughts on love after some heartbreaks.

A tale of two men named Aaron and Jack, who happen to be songwriters and happen to fall in love with each other during production for the same album. These are the love letters they wrote about each other, and together, too.

When you're quarantined and you feel lonely, but you're also horny and you regret a lot of things. I wrote this instead of feeling everything at once.

It's sunday and you reflect about all the things that went inside your mind during the week. These things can be pretty dark sometimes, yet, your world doesn't feel black and white. It feels blue.

Saint-Louis is a city where everything and nothing happens at the same time. It's a place where you can be whoever you want to be. Saint-Louis is only dark when the night rises in the sky. Or when people fall in and out of love. Or when secrets are unveiled.

Jack Wolf once made an album of poems titled "Truth. Lie. Truth", a mix of stories he lived himself and things people around him lived and inspired him. Pete Fox is willing to try the same here. 'Cause, you know, nothing good happens to someone who hasn't left home in a while, so the solution is write about everyone else. Being a storyteller, a screenwriter, a picture painter, whatever you call it.