A debut album that opens with a title like this one is either a provocation or a pratfall. Pridhvi Sunain Zoro, a Santa Monica-based singer-songwriter, composer and producer, has made something rarer: a record that wears a slogan lifted from the loudest corner of American politics and quietly turns it inside out. Where the acronym usually shouts, Zoro asks what it would take for a country to feel like a community again, then spends nine songs working toward an answer.