is the second studio album by American country music singer-songwriter Megan Moroney, and was released on July 12, 2024, via Sony and Columbia Records.

[2] Moroney wrote or co-wrote all fourteen songs on the album, which was preceded by the release of the lead promotional single "No Caller ID" on January 19, 2024.

[9] In an interview with Billboard, Moroney discussed re-teaming with Kristian Bush for a second time, stating "he's a huge part of the sound we've created.

as displaying Megan Moroney "deep in her feels" with references to therapy ("No Caller ID"), fears of dying alone ("Third Time's the Charm"), blasé resignation ("Indifferent"), and a "mournful goodbye ballad" inspired by the loss of her uncle in the September 11 attacks ("Heaven by Noon").

[13] Despite the heaviness of topics at hand, the outlet said the album avoids being a "dour" project, citing Moroney's "deft way around a lyric" coupled with producer Kristian Bush's "radio-ready" touch combining to make it "one of the most enjoyable listening experiences of the year".

[13] Chris Willman of Variety declared that the album "proves that she's a country keeper" with a songwriting effort focused on real-life experiences that "feels closer to the bone than it does in most Music City fare".

[14] He highlighted the lyricism and variety in material from the sadness of tracks like "No Caller ID" and "Heaven by Noon" to the humor of "Miss Universe" to the upbeat nature of "Man on the Moon" and "Indifferent", and also spoke favorably about the album's heavy reliance on steel guitar and Moroney's vocals that range between an everyday drawl and a raspy edge.

as more "expansive" than her debut album, saying that "while most of the songs on this 14-track collection veer into less optimistic territory, Moroney's increased confidence is heard where it matters most: in the strength of her songwriting".