The album Rooh, and the long process of making it a reality along with all of its challenges ended up changing a lot of the things about the band, about how we approached the music we make, we got to know more about each other and ourselves in the process. We realised that each of us at some point in life had trouble sleeping, in some cases faced with depression and anxiety. Over the past year, sleeping with troubled thoughts became regular and an expected phenomenon. In October 2019 while we were touring to promote Rooh, in one of our conversations we had we toyed with the idea of making music that we could fall asleep to. In November we began laying down the initial ideas and in a month's time, we finished recording 8 songs. We have also collaborated with violinist Ajay Jayanti on 3 of the songs from sleep.  Keeping minimalism and simplicity as the visual theme, we have collaborated with a bunch of highly skilled videographers and made videos that thematically reflect the mood of each of the songs.   Mental health and wellness is a serious concern, and almost everyone isn’t well equipped to tackle it. Most times, we regress inwards and are afraid to express. We made this album with the intent of providing a form of comfort without music, and we hope is it helps anyone in need to, at the very least, sleep peacefully.