Daydream in Blue borrows a voice from 1970 and places it inside a dream that hasn't happened yet, and the result is a song that belongs to no decade, no place, only to the feeling of waking slowly with nowhere to be. The album title is a palindrome, and that's the logic of the whole record: everything mirrors, everything returns, every ending is also a beginning heard backwards. It sounds like memory itself, not a specific one, but the texture of remembering, the soft static of a life being replayed at half speed.