“Good Mourning” is the tale of two halves, on one side, Shane Kidd lets us right into the feelings and emotions he dealt with during his hiatus. “The album was inspired by realizing I had to grieve the loss of my old life,” Kidd says. Tracks like “Shadowboxing” show a vulnerable Shane Kidd going through the process and journey of loss, sometimes questioning himself and the path set before him. It’s not all doom and gloom though because after the rain comes sunshine and the Texas artist lets the listener know that there’s hope. “Joyful Rebellion” sees Shane team up with J.Crum on a groovy jam with uplifting lyrics adding another dimension to the realities we’re all dealing with. Shane looks to relate and connect with the listener and “Good Mourning” expresses this on a deeper level.