Sweeping across urbanity and nature, with humble movements and delicate voices, The Morning Paper is best read in terms of dusk and dawn. Being in the same room as The Morning Paper means being a part of a gentle-colored scenery; memories, hopes, failures, suns rising up and suns falling down – all these things gather up in a gallery of sentiments, a gallery of heartfelt musical maps. These sounds and melodies can be described as melancholic, but they are also sounds of hope and joy. The Morning Paper takes inspiration from the daily life, from daydreams, longing and summer haze.