After losing his mentors Spencer P Jones and Brian Hooper, it was revisiting some of his favourite songwriters, and the formation of his new backing band The Boundary Riders, which gave Melbourne's Jules Sheldon his mojo back.
Crafting a jangly but punky alt-country sound, the result is the album Electric Transport. With nods to Paul Westerberg, Tim Rogers, and Robyn Hitchcock, Sheldon creates a love note to these cherished artists, while also making an album that is truly unique.