The album in many ways is a concept piece where he relays the idea of a contemporary adult radio station, 103.5 Dawn FM that takes the listener through his meaning of life and the looming terror of experiencing it. The album has surprising collaborations like Tyler, The Creator on Here we go… again with his signature quirkiness, I heard you’re married with Lil Wayne and a short excerpt on life by the legendary producer Quincy Jones. The highlight is the Jim Carrey voiceover as the radio presenter on 103.5 Dawn FM that runs throughout the album. Carrey ends the album on a subdued tone with Phantom regret that echoes the feelings of most of us during these absurd times. 

The album has all the elements of a classic RnB album, which intersperse this otherwise synth-filled reverie. Abel, when speaking of this record, said that it is like listening to the radio while cruising through a tunnel. The tunnel is purgatory and the light at its end is death. The idea of Dawn FM is annihilation, and destruction never sounded this groovy.
 
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