On the indie-folk and rock project Free Range's debut LP Practice (which earned praise from Pitchfork, Paste, and the Chicago Reader), frontperson Sofia Jensen chronicled the tumultuousness of growing up - and their sophomore album Lost & Found is about the logical next step of trying to feel like an adult. Much of the subject matter on Lost & Found stems from the 21-year-old Jensen, who formed Free Range when they were 15, moving out from their parents' house and meeting more people in the Chicago music scene. Amid these changes, Jensen experienced feelings common in one's early twenties but pervasive throughout adulthood: Striving for connection even when you're surrounded by people, and struggling to be emotionally open. "You tell me to be honest / and that's what I find the hardest," Jensen sings in their signature under-the-breath softness on "Conditions" - this lyric could be the album's thesis. On "Faith," atop gentle guitar strums and fingerpicking, they quietly vent, "It's not like I choose my fears / There's nothing worse than running from a mirror." They can't control what scares them, whether in connection or otherwise, but they're determined to put in the work to accept themselves. They're figuring out who they are and how to share themselves, a process that continues throughout adulthood. Jensen demoed most of Lost & Found in October 2023 in Silsbee, Texas, where producer Tommy Read, his sister Hannah Read (a.k.a. Lomelda), and Eric Adams of Acre Memos helped Je ATTENTION: please remember that all Blu-Rays are Region A USA and all DVDs Region 1 USA and you will need a multi region Blu-Ray/DVD player to play them.