Debut solo album from Luca Brasi frontman Tyler Richardson.

The record was a promise to himself, testing his own abilities to write his first full-length solo album. The album features ten tracks, a myriad of experiences we can all find easily relatable.

"This album was something I promised myself a long time ago I’d complete. Even though it’s now done it still doesn’t feel bloody real, it’s been such a huge goal and a bit of an albatross to be honest. Always stresses me out thinking about it unfinished and sitting there rotting away. I guess I had so much to prove to myself, I never thought of myself as able to write a full song which didn’t suck and this has helped, a bit anyway. I guess it speaks a lot to the life I am living and how I am actually amazed at where I am and how I am today. Never thought this would be my reality, but things do change and you’ve got to accept it. Easier said than done, but I’m bloody lucky, I know that I am, and I need to tell myself to remember it. Heaven in the suburbs is how on sunny mornings it seems when I’m drinking coffee in bed with Alix, watching Marley watch the street below. It’s a damn good feeling to be alive in those moments, and I need to have that at the front of my mind when I am not feeling that life is fine. There’s always that spot in bed and the sunshine is never that far away. Thanks for listening."

Pressed in Melbourne at Program Records.

T-Shirts printed on AS Colour.

Limited edition Little Blue Lake Coloured Vinyl.  500 made.