They met seriously in 2014, producing demos that they left untouched until 2020, when the Domino Records, manager Peter Berard, convinced them to finish their work.

They produced a remix of "Winter Solstice" for Phoenix and appeared at Lennox's shows with Sonic Boom in 2023, and in 2024 released the single "All This Love" with Bibio.

[2] Falcon co-produced the track "Contact" from the Daft Punk's 2013 album Random Access Memories, but was otherwise musically inactive, taking up surfing, DJing, and photography.

[2] Around the time Falcon worked on the Daft Punk track, he and Braxe began to make music together.

The band described it as the summary of their experience with the COVID-19 pandemic, and it was made since they had stayed in touch with Falcon during that time.

Braxe described it as the result of Falcon's friendship with the band, and said the twelve-bar loop was "where it's easy to get lost in a very pleasant way", keeping the vocal subdued to preserve Thomas Mars's voice.

[4] Much of their work is achieved by modular synthesisers, a process described as satisfying and stimulating for its many usages and especially for its way to manipulate mistakes when used in tandem with a MIDI box or sampler.

[4] Braxe and Falcon both use the Strymon Magneto processing device on their music because of its delay, reverb, and pitch shifting effects.

[4] Typically, the duo use Ableton Live initially when recording, though once they compile all the parts in a song, they export the files to Digital Performer because of the favourable audio quality and easier editing ability.