[Machine Translation] The soft vocals and beautiful chorus work that folds together are unforgettable once you hear them. The lyrics, which are written like a diary of daily life and faint memories in a fantasy daydream, are gently enveloped by the piano, acoustic guitar, harp, and other instruments played by the singer herself. It has the simplicity of folk singer Gregory And The Hawk and the delicacy and familiarity that resonate with contemporaries such as Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker. But that is not the only charm of this album. Four years have passed since their last album, "Better At Night," a pop album with a band sound that utilized their familiar emo/post-rock fingerpicking style. Four years have passed since then, and while still based on an acoustic sound, the new album is a different kind of elegant and sophisticated work, with impressive piano and harp-driven tracks. The piano and guitar create a shining soundscape on ( Driving At Home ), an instrumental piece that makes you close your eyes and immerse yourself, and ( To Go On ), which gives off the light scent of early summer. The final song, "Guest Room," is a song that evokes a sense of sadness and peace, played with a supple, flowing piano touch. The unique and tugging melodies are full of originality, blending the indie-emo and mass rock sound styles that Natalie herself has been exposed to, with a folk-like sound. Natalie Evans has taken a big leap forward from the field she has been involved with, and has certainly begun to move on to a new stage of her career. This album, produced with a free spirit in the midst of the global pandemic, sharpened her own sensibilities, sometimes folky, sometimes ambient, and vividly colors this world that seems to have lost its colors with harp, piano, and guitar tones. Facing one's own mind and memories, the message that suggests that "what is happening here and now is not in vain and will surely lead to the future" may seem small at the moment, but it will surely bring healing to those who listen. However, the message will surely give people who listen to it a healing and positive feeling.