- A tribute to R&B, grime and childhood from the London artist's upcoming album.
- "hope dealers" is an ode to fragments of Klein's youth. "Channel AKA, the neeky kids who felt they never belonged and children's book writer Malorie Blackman" are all credited as sources of inspiration. There's something therapeutic and Binaural Beats-y about the track—luminous synths glide over one another to build a soundscape that's vast and wordlessly evocative. A lighthearted freestyle from CHAMBER45 ends it on a beautiful note, with carefree positive energy in a time where we're not dealt enough of it. "hope dealers" is textbook Klein, in that it doesn't adhere to any specific formula. It simply captures the human condition in a few minutes of beautiful, bewildering sound.