Rusty Moe is a classic rock/funk band from Chennai, India. They have been active with the present name since 2008 and have played in and around Chennai. The band has been together under different names since 1997. The present line-up consists of Aakash Jacob (vocals), Timmy Elliot (guitar), Jonathan Tillich (bass guitar), Kevin P (keyboard) and Divyan Varghese (drums). Jacob, who is also a member of Chennai band Subject to Change, was hired as the singer in 2011 and the band immediately set about replacing all the old vocal tracks. During this process, the band also self-produced their first music video for their first single, "Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am". In 2015, few of the band members relocated to other countries and the band went through a brief period of lull. The Covid-19 crisis and the following lock-down saw the members reconnect and talk music again. Before long, it was decided to pick up the pieces and go ahead with the album. The present technology had made it possible to record remotely. Once the initial connections were rekindled, it was full steam ahead. Mrs. Dickinson Through the initial few weeks of discussions, Rusty Moe initially had planned to release a full album comprising 10 tracks. However with the changing trend, it was decided to settle for the shorter 4 song EP, which is better suited to the present listening style. This means the band have enough songs ready for another EP, which shouldn't be too far off. The band decided to scrap all the old tracks and start from scratch. The working title for the EP was "Wham Bam", which was also the first single released by the band way back in 2009, and also happens to be the first song ever written by the band in the early days around 1998. The band also agreed to include the power ballad, "Dreams Untrue" which reflects a typical 80's style. Though this song was written in 2009, it has rarely been played Live. The other two tracks are relatively new and hardly been played Live and has changed in its format when it was reworked. Over the next few months, the band members have been sending each other reworked tracks and demos. With some members in Australia, Canada, and the rest in India, the distance and time difference made the work challenging. However, everyone was able to complete their parts and