Well, this is quite an interesting story... Mesita, whos discography (in essence, minus The Coyote, sadly, for copyright issues) I have been in the process of uploading, seems like the type of "barely known artist" story that has repeated since music became commoditized that you are very familiar with. This is where Mesita's story pivots. As either a gag, or just something to help with writers block, Mesita began writing very short (5-35 second) songs for his followers on Twitter. And it blew up. All of the sudden, this musician who had poured his heart and soul into probably a dozen albums and received very little recognition, was "trending" on the internet's most popular platform for what could be considered effortless joke songs. As a barely recognized artist myself, I could see how frustrating this could be.

This album is his response to that experience: a fully (well, who really knows?) improvised album. Mesita says, "okay, if that's what you want, here you go." (not actual quote) and ends up releasing one of the most interesting and intimate albums you will ever hear.

1. AIDS 0:00
2. Kushina 3:02
3. Recycling 5:41
4. Therapy 8:48
5. Denver 11:52
6. Local 15:46
7. Blogs 20:04
8. Fall 22:37
9. Julio 28:58
10. Ok 31:57