Released in September 2003, is the second studio album by English singer-songwriter Dido . Following the massive global success of her debut No Angel , this record solidified her place as a queen of "folktronica" and relatable, understated pop. The Sound and Vibe

If you are determined to find a legitimate (or historically accurate) RAR archive of this album, quality varies wildly. Here is what the informed collector seeks:

– A narrative detour. Tells the story of a man left behind by his partner. Dido’s observational, almost journalistic delivery here is underrated—she’s a storyteller, not just a confessional singer.

Other standout tracks include:

The album is characterized by its mid-tempo beats, acoustic guitars, and Dido’s signature soft, breathy vocals. Produced alongside her brother (of Faithless) and Rick Nowels , it balances electronic textures with organic folk elements. It’s the kind of music that feels intimate—perfect for a rainy afternoon or a long drive. Core Themes