Inspired by an enduring friendship and created amongst the breathtaking hillsides of Norway, the album explores the intricate musical relationship between voice and piano. The album is bare and raw to its core, leaving no room for error or to hide amongst the duo and beautifully showcases the light and shade of each artists abilities. Highly emotive compositions like 'The Mountain Changing Face', the etherial 'Vertigo' and the album's title track, express a varied pallet from sadness to confusion, excitement to passion through Ahearn's choral arrangements gracefully ebbing and falling to support the soaring melodies sung out by Cowlishaw's meticulously precise vocals. There is also many a lighthearted moment to be had with tracks such as 'Fool on the Hill' and the artist's interpretation of the classic 'Stompin' at the Savoy'.