The album is the revitalized west-country quartets first studio album since 2000s Getaway, their first with new guitarist Jesse Wood, and their first with new label earMUSIC, Europes premier rock label. The album was recorded in Ireland and has been produced by long-time collaborator George Drakoulias (The Black Crowes, Primal Scream, Tom Petty The Heartbreakers). The album features a guest vocal from Sheryl Crow on lead single My Sweet Love. In 2016, Reef returned with their first single since 2003, How I Got Over, which was A-listed at BBC Radio 2 and saw the band perform live on Chris Evans radio show and on The One Show on BBC1. Reef were personally invited by Chris Martin to support Coldplay at Wembley Stadium, and also released their live album Reef: Live At St Ives, recorded over two sold-out nights at St Ives Guildhall. Reef formed in 1993 and were quickly signed to Sony imprint S2. They released nine Top 40 singles most famously Place Your Hands - and four studio albums, including 1996s platinum-selling No.1 album Glow, plus greatest hits album Together before disbanding in 2003. Their hiatus came to an end in 2010, when they were tempted into reuniting for a short tour. In 2014 Jesse Wood, formerly of the Ronnie Wood band/Faces/Red Racer, replaced original guitarist Kenwyn House after he amicably left the band to pursue other projects. Reef: Gary Stringer (vocals), Jack Bessant (bass), Jesse Wood (lead guitar), Dominic Greensmith (drums)