An exercise in simplicity. This art rock and folk record was the first to be recorded in Kaleb Hikele’s homemade recording studio in Toronto, appropriately titled “The Townhouse Recording Facility & Sound Studio”. The sound of the album ranges from a modern psychedlic, experimental rock, to unintrusive folk and a literal whisper.

On “Chemistry”, you will hear Kaleb Hikele’s imaginative aim to rejuvenate his rock and classical roots; tracks like the the refreshingly aggressive “Ready to Flood” and the folk-infused lullaby “Speak Quiet” perfectly contrast with each other. The opening song “The Morning Breaks” awakes and prepares you to sink into the following track “That Golden Crown”, where you find a surprising resurgence of modern psychedelic sound.

All 10 songs were exclusively recorded in Kaleb Hikele’s own project studio and produced in his one-man-band style that he’s maintained over the last three years. He has established a craft for songwriting on an organic, acoustic medium, while also arranging and performing other instruments to compliment the recorded work

The physical version of the album is available at thesunharmonic.com and contains 46 minutes and 50 seconds worth of music, that fits nicely into your record collection and plays in any conventional compact disc player.