And Then, Also, When You're Doing Something

It's Like Every Time You Have One Of These, You're Sort Of - Your Lease Is Renewed Another Five Years. And That's Kind Of Great For Me 'cause That's All I Really Want To Be Doing Still At This Point, Like Just Making Records And Getting To Work With, Like, Artists That I Think Are Exciting.

I Think That That Spirit, Or At Least The Raucousness Of Maybe That, Is In There. And Then Yeah, Like, Along The Way, You Fine Tune It 'cause You're Thinking, Like, Ok, We Need To Now Turn This Into A Song.

I Never Studied Jazz Technically; I Just Know And Love The Music.

I Think That Where It Came From And The Initial Birth Of It - It Did Come Out Of A Jam At Bruno's Studio, You Know? He Was Playing Drums. And Jeff Bhasker, Who Co-produced The Record With Us, Is On Synths, And I Was Playing Bass.

I Mean, My Wife Is Always Like - I Don't Write Lyrics. So I Couldn't, Like, Really Technically Write A Song For Anyone. I Could Write A Very Nice Instrumental. So She Always Sort Of Gives Me A Hard Time Because It's Just Such A Ridiculously Impossible Standard To Live Up To, That Your Step-dad Wrote That Song For Your Mom.