It was released in July 2016 and peaked at number 27 on the ARIA Charts.

The whole experience was amazingly rewarding and a huge learning curve for me.

I love the fact that these songs have been given a new lease on life in this new form, and I can't wait to share them with you!

[3] Tim Kroenert from The Music said "Collaborations between popular artists and orchestras often feel ego-driven, yet the songs performed here, selected mostly from Pyke's first four albums (the shows predated 2015's But for All These Shrinking Hearts), at least conspire to remind us what a smart songwriter he is.

His voice is in great shape too, and the arrangements bring genuine freshness: tribal percussion and solo trumpet make an oddity of 'Still Some Big Deal'; swelling strings carry 'Goldmines' from alt-country to Spaghetti Western; the woodwind flourishes on 'Love Lies' are lovely.