Last album Rolling Blackouts became a natural end chapter for The Go! Team with members splintering off into different musical projects, get married, teach, experience real life. Bandleader Parton took the opportunity to return to the working methods he'd used at the origins of the band - crate digging, trying to nail a feeling, writing and recording the album by himself. Unlike debut album 'Thunder, Lightning, Strike' though, The Scene Between is an album about singing - about pushing the melodic side of The Go! Team sound. Parton elaborates 'I wanted to make an album driven by melody and song writing because catchiness is the hardest thing you can do. Brill Building hooks but permeated with a kind of wobbly VHS feel'. Parton had four rules before starting: melody would guide the song, samples would be treated as an instrument rather than a basis for the song, the production would vary across the song like flipping the dial on a radio and the singers must all be people he'd never previously heard of. Matching the song to the right voice wherever that voice was in the World, an outreach programme for bedroom core DIY artists. The Scene Between, begun as a studio only project with the live version of The Go! Team still on hibernation, sees Parton nail the feelings like never before.