“Hunger” captures the essence of Nordwood’s songwriting style. This song is for those who appreciate music that subtly winds its way into the listener’s consciousness, with occasionally crooked tones meandering together to form a rough yet harmonious soundscape. It can be music that stimulates your thoughts, flowing into your mind in unexpected ways. And also the story behind the song, as Nordwood explains, is a reflection on spiritual and material hunger, inspired by a melody stuck in his brain and the Sylvester the Cat phrase “sufferin’ succotash.”