In 2011, Slim Twig professed to a change of direction, stating in an interview with Now magazine that he is "reinventing himself as a 60s pop craftsman." His first foray in this direction was a split recording with U.S. Girls, whose side he co-produced, on FatCat subsidiary label, Palmist Records. The release was well received. Slim Twig also produced the two most recent U.S. Girls LPs, U.S. Girls on Kraak and Gem.
