On Jan 22nd Lost boy released a 14-track album, 1987, on For The People. The album deviates from the Talal & Zoi sound maintaining an indie DIY ethos with raw, malanchoic vocals, blended with experimental electronic nuances. 1987 is a well-rounded album, with a laid-back, groovy vibe. Whether you're buckling in for a road-trip or hosting a late-night soiree, 1987 provides the perfect soundtrack. “Inspired by the heartbeat of the Sufi drum, Lost Boy produces electronic music encompassing both the traditional and the experimental. Lost Boy concocts these sounds in his laboratory where he discovers the potentials of softwares and analog machines to bend soundscapes into echoing emotions resonating love and solitude. Coming from a culturally rich environment in his years growing up, Canada allows Lost Boy to reach back to his roots and borrow sounds from cultures and instruments with no boundaries. It's a melancholic solipsistic journey that is intended to make the listener feel elevated and dance as well as reminisce nostalgic sensory perceptions."