vocals. Despite this, Parton retained The Go! Team's name on the album: "I started the band myself, and did the first album alone, so I felt like I had the right to keep calling it The Go! Team." The album's sound was a departure from the previous two albums, which were more band-oriented and groove-based. Instead, Parton put a bigger emphasis on vocal melodies for the album: "The original plan was to write a whole bunch of songs that I thought were melodically interesting - kind of curvy, kind of dense. From there, I was going to try to build the songs out of chords I'd taken from loads of different places; I'd get the G from a sixties psych record, or the B from an old funk track, or something. [...] To some extent, I've always worked that way, but I wanted to pursue that properly this time, and it actually turned out a lot more subtle than I thought it would. It's like a balance between everything I've always loved, musically." The album features vocals from relatively unknown vocalists; Parton wanted to avoid high-profile guest appearances on the album, as opposed to the previous two albums, and put out open calls on the Drowned in Sound message board. The Scene Between was released through Memphis Industries on 24 March 2015. The band went on tour to support the fourth album with a new band line-up. The line-up notably included the return of guitarist Sam Dook and lead vocalist Ninja. In an interview with The Line of Best Fit, Parton expressed of Ninja's return, "A live show without [Ninja] would be a completely different ball game, so I'm glad we've got her; I know she loves doing it." The new line-up also included guitarist Cheryl Pinero, drummer Simone Odaranile, and multi-instrumentalist Angela "Maki" Won-Yin Mak. On 11 October 2017, The Go! Team announced the release of Semicircle, their fifth full-length LP. Semicircle was released on 19 January 2018. The album mainly featured vocals from Ninja and Maki, as well as guest vocals from the Detroit Youth Choir, Julie Margat, Darenda Weaver, and Amber Arcades. Exclaim! scored the album a 7 out of 10, stating that the album "is a team effort, and all the better for it." 2019–present: Get Up Sequences In March 2021, The Go! Team announced a new line-up and the title of their sixth album, Get