A child’s voice, mimicking her mother, introduces the album title; reminding us of the metamorphic climate that Greentea Peng’s latest offering is emerging from. The landscape is humid and otherworldly. Shamanic exclamations swirl aloft bass lines, which rise and fall like the ribcage of some shadowy jungle spirit at rest. Peng floats an incantation on the ghost notes, soothing and self-assured. The invitation is one of unknowing - to surrender space internally for what is to come.

“Tell them anything you want. Exploration of the self-political, the threads that make up this patchwork called life, all story, thought and emotion. All ups, downs, the ebb and flow. This album is the wave joining the cove, an exhale, the closing of a book.

Collaged pieces of the soul chasing new pages. TELL DEM IT’S SUNNY, above the clouded path of self-enquiry. Thanks for listening!”  - Greentea Peng

​​First single shared from the project “Tardis (Hardest)” was a perfect introduction to this new era - a fearless, low-swung manifesto, showcasing Peng’s unmistakable word-craft over production which is at once tower-block streetwise and mystical. Next was “One Foot”, the chorus of which is a standout example of the stop-in-your-tracks vocals which punctuate Peng’s spoken-truths throughout the album. Most recently “Stones Throw” was an evocative exploration of vulnerability, resilience, and transformation, a poignant lament showcasing Peng’s unique ability to channel personal pain into transcendent art. The penultimate track “Green” was an ode to resilience, with lyrics about alchemising suffering into strength. With her signature honeyed vocals and soul-stirring production, layered with lush instrumentation and a deep-rooted bassline,