“Sozo Dos” marks the tenth track on Anchor & Braille’s 14-song album, New Mexico, serving as the second of three instrumental interludes that punctuate the record. Like its predecessor “Sozo,” this track acts as a crucial thematic marker, emphasizing the ongoing journey of healing and transformation that is central to Stephen Christian’s experience in New Mexico. Its instrumental nature allows for a moment of quiet reflection, inviting listeners to absorb the album’s emotional depth without explicit lyrical guidance.

The recurring “Sozo” tracks underscore a consistent narrative thread of spiritual and personal recovery woven throughout the diverse soundscape of New Mexico. “Sozo Dos” contributes to the album’s aim of creating an immersive experience, providing a contemplative space that reinforces the themes of finding solace and renewal. It highlights Christian’s intention for the album to be a comforting presence for listeners, offering a sense of home and companionship amidst their own challenges.