Public Storage builds on the sound of Hana Vu’s early work underscoring her strengths as a songwriter with a deeper sense of luster, sophistication, and urgency. She calls it ‘very invasive and intense sounding music,‘ refreshingly out of step with contemporary trends; this is music to engage with rather than lean back to.

For the first time, she welcomes a co-producer, Jackson Phillips (Day Wave), who helps Vu create a vast, grainy, multifaceted world to stretch into vocally, her distinct contralto drifting freely between evocative low-lit ruminations and soulful, skyward bursts.