Some musicians spend decades chasing fame; others get saved by their sons and discover something better. Aberdeen's Kevin Robertson had stepped away from music entirely until his twenty-something son Scott convinced him to pick up the guitar again, forming The Vapour Trails and proving that blood really does harmonize best. What started as a father-son project became a full-fledged musical resurrection—day jobs be damned—yielding their acclaimed 2022 album Underneath Tomorrow on Detroit's Futureman Records and gigs everywhere from local Aberdeen stages to Liverpool's legendary Cavern Club. Robertson's reverent acoustic touch made him a natural fit for tribute work, contributing his interpretation of "Loving You Is All I Do" to the 2021 Ex Norwegian & Friends Sing Jimmy Campbell compilation. Think Like A Key Music celebrates Robertson as proof that sometimes the best comebacks aren't about reclaiming past glory—they're about discovering new reasons to play. Call it a second act written in family harmony.