On Wild Pink's third album and first for Royal Mountain Records, A Billion Little Lights, frontman John Ross explores the dichotomy of finally achieving emotional security - of accepting the love and peace he deprived himself of in his twenties - while also feeling existentially smaller and more directionless than ever before. The record is a two-pronged triumph: an extraordinary reflection on the human condition presented through the sharpest, grandest, and most captivating songs Wild Pink have ever composed. The Wind Was Like a Train, Bigger Than Christmas, The Shining But Tropical, Amalfi, Oversharers Anonymous, You Can Have It Back, Family Friends, Track Mud, Pacific City, Die Outside
