Artist Beth Campbell contributed an unforgettable project to the first issue of Esopus (an iteration of her “My Potential Future Based on Present Circumstances” series, it was a drawing in the form of a flowchart mapping out all the possible outcomes stemming from her decision to create a project for the publication). In 2014, I asked her and Wrens front man (and Esopus 3 contributor) Charles Bissell if they wanted to collaborate on a limited-edition artwork for our Premium subscribers. They came up with a fascinating idea: Charles would offer up a track from the eagerly anticipated next (and as of yet, never released) Wrens album, which Beth would then create a copy of using only items she had in her Brooklyn Navy Yard studio. I dropped by her studio one day and she demonstrated her technique—which included, as depicted here, her supplying background vocals through the unique method of singing into a coffee can after placing a packing carton over her head.