Miller's composition is an upbeat song cycle of American music including jazz, funk, folk, and rock. The piece takes the audience on a journey, one presumably traveled on foot: The music, both the recorded album from 2023 and the live performance, feature dynamite tap dancing. At 92NY, Miller welcomed special guest Michelle Dorrance alongside two of Dorrance's company members, Luke Hickey and Claudia Rahardjanoto.  

These tap dancers were joined by contemporary dancer Maleek Washington, a 2022 Princess Grace Awardee and dancer with Camille Brown, Kyle Abraham, and others. Spirals and waves rippled through Washington's upper body. He was a guide, a narrator who floated in battu jumps, then skipped an imaginary stone and followed it downstream with his eyes, peering over the audience. 

Although Washington created varied emotions and environments on his own, the overall piece followed no inherent narrative. Throughout, a river video was projected on a large screen by Todd Winkler, which allowed for connections between the music and the water. A clip of a misty spray could be heard echoing off of drum cymbals (played by Miller); a flock of seagulls chirped from a fiddle (Jenny Scheinman); and a massive riverboat was proclaimed by the honking and scraping of a contra-alto clarinet (Ben Goldberg).