Flipturn, like many creatives of this era, were molded by a shifting technological landscape, multiple shifts of the musical guard, and a growing locational accessibility of prolific festivals. They've eagerly inserted themselves into the zeitgeist from humble beginnings.

Sometimes a particular type of drive can only be attained by a resentment that will not falter, even if no one else is there to fuel it. On this project, Marcagi embodied that resolve.

"I think once you say ‘I’ enough times, you start to believe it and it’s a recipe for disaster. I always want to make sure that the people who make this happen know how appreciated they are."

"Even if the music has always been, ‘us,’ I think this album is about finding ourselves – and whatever is important to us – again.”