Alt-pop icon Gus Dapperton's vast and ambitious album Henge builds a new world – tugging the listeners between night and day, socializing and solitude. The Warwick, NY native constructed the album with the concept of entering an underworld as the sun goes down and trying to get home before dawn – or risk being stuck in a time loop.
Sonically the album delivers a contemporary eclectic sprawl, at times landing between 80's new-wave and 70's funk. Collaborators include Cruel Santino, Ocean Vuong, and BENEE – who Dapperton reunites with musically following their double-platinum viral hit “Supalonely” which has amassed over 1 billion streams.
Dapperton's music maintains the intimacy that made his previous offerings so resonant – including singles Horizons, Wet Cement, and Don't Let Me Down.