Yeah, mostly is a new collection of 11 songs resembling a collection of short stories traversing a person's relationship with their dishwasher, a grandparent's funeral, an ungodly cold night in Los Angeles and other scenes that float in and around the rhythms of daily life. It is the most personal and self-assured album yet from Epstein-also known for his work under the moniker High Water, in addition to collaborations with Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington (Darkside)-as well as the most seemingly effortless application of his songwriting talents. His work composing for movies, like his recent IDA Documentary Award-nominated score for Nam June Paik: Moon Is The Oldest TV, bleeds into his recent, more accessible work. "A drop of music on an image can totally change the feeling and texture," he maintains, and his fluid and uninhibited way of creating a different type of architecture for each scene imbues his songs with whimsy and character.