The whole song, from writing, to performance, production, artwork, mixing and mastering, is completed in Ahmedabad – at Compass Box Studio. Notably, the end of the track features voices of Meera’s friends and family. She adds,

“they’re all of the people I wanted to surround myself with but could not: voices from all over the world saying one phrase.”

The striking artwork, created by Dharun metaphorically represents how some of our memories seem locked far away. Asked about the whole story behind the concept, Meera explains, “I sent him a bunch of photos which I had taken over the years which resonated with me in the context of this song. The original idea was that my arm was reaching for a doorknob to open onto a collage of memories. Then, that doorknob became the moon, which we liked as just a representation of how some of our memories seem so far away, as if they were in outer space and yet, sometimes we traverse those vast distances to access those memories. The fun thing was that most of the photos in the collage were taken by me at different parts of my life – specifically the clock (which is actually a chalk drawing that I had found in some parking lot of a long forgotten building!) and the key on the right hand side , which were initial inspirations of the album art. Really each image in that collage was discussed and picked for a specific reason and that made the process so personal and meaningful! Actually if you look closely, the messy chord chart of the song itself is in the collage as well – just for a good measure of meta”