Recorded mostly at home and in the studio with Rafter Roberts, Jimmy played nearly every instrument on the record, wrote all the tracks and recorded 90% of it himself. One Day I’ll Be On Time shows Jimmy at his most intimate and personal, highlighting his transition from seminal hardcore to instrumental poetry. The music ranges from extremely ambient guitar pieces to uptempo, danceable electronica and everything in between. Tons of keyboards, drum samples, thick basslines and acoustic guitar add layers upon layers to Jimmy’s initial ideas. Lot’s of open room recording gives the record a very sincere and genuine feel that is certainly present in The Album Leaf’s live show. Despite its instrumental nature, these songs speak volumes about one’s experiences through life. One Day I’ll Be On Time artwork by Christopher Sprague.