Blue Hour

Blue Hour is The Drift's first album since the loss of their unforgettable trumpet player, Jeff Jacobs. Yet, his spirit is clearly felt all through the album. Undoubtedly their most contemplative work since the Travels in Constants debut, Blue Hour steps away from the jazz and dub elements that were a signature of The Drift's sound. Instead, it zeroes in on mesmerizing repetition and the delicate, textured layering of guitars, keyboards, electric bass, and drums.

To enjoy Blue Hour, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device. You can listen to it while relaxing at home, during a peaceful drive, or when you need to focus. There aren't any special playback settings required. Just sit back and let the music flow. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid scratching it. For digital copies, make sure your storage device is secure and regularly backed up. This way, you can keep enjoying this beautiful album for a long time.