You could say that the Swedish-Austrian brothers' second album is “human” – in the best sense of the word. With Human, they present a work that delves deep into the emotional spectrum of being human. Between indie pop, Nordic melancholy, and exuberant joy of sound, they create a vibe that sounds both familiar and surprising.

The music is reminiscent of Shout Out Louds in its bittersweet playfulness, while at the same time breaking boundaries like Vampire Weekend – sometimes wild, sometimes sweet, always honest. Human is a journey through the maze of emotions: it's about growing up, love, loss, depression, fear, and anger – but also about hope, desire, and nostalgia. Stories of pure lightness meet existential heaviness, always carried by an irrepressible desire to tell stories and a sense for rousing melodies.

The album was produced by the long-time companion Peter Paul Aufreiter (Olympique, Maija, Hearts Hearts, Kids n Cats, Mavi Phoenix, Clara Luzia, and many more), who once again lends the sound depth, subtlety, and the courage to be unconventional.