"Sudden Twilight" dives deep into the struggle with depression, capturing the powerful role of family and fatherhood in pulling through the darkness. Composed on a new upright piano, the song's rich, immersive sound sets the stage for a journey from despair to hope. With Brian Wilson-esque harmonies crafted by the talented Fairhazel, this track is a heartfelt ode to finding light even in the darkest moments.

Richard about the track: "Last autumn I ended up buying a new piano. There’s something about writing on a real piano that can’t be replicated working on a digital version, no matter how good the plugin sound or how loud the speakers - an acoustic piano creates a wraparound of sound and just pulls you in. ‘Sudden Twilight’ is the first song I wrote on the new upright piano. It's a song about occasional visits from the black dog and how my daughters, and fatherhood, pull me out of my depression again and again. It features Brian Wilson-esque harmony stacks by the remarkably talented Nashville based artist Fairhazel. It’s a song about letting the light in.