Attawalpa

As an independent artist in the world now, it's like you're competing with all the music that's ever been in the world, ever.

And, you know, the way that I get my head around that is, you know, I want to make an hour or 45 minutes of something that I can get lost in that I would want to listen to.

You build a world.

That's all we can really do.

That was wild.

I mean, I love playing to all different types of audiences and I was really excited by it.

And we played in, I don't know what the space is called, but it's at the back of the garden at Howson Wharf.

It looks like a big donut.

In the Serpentine.

Yeah.

And I was so excited to play.

And I was like, you know, sent photos and there was lots of conversations that we could do in the gallery.

And I was like, that looks so cool.

Let's do that.

Yeah, so beautiful.

I mean, it looked like we were about to take off and we did the sound check and it sounded incredible.

And I was like getting really excited about the space and the people that work there are so lovely.

And they were like, you know, you could record here if you ever wanted to use it.

I was like, well, drums would sound amazing in here.

Or, you know, a string quartet or just recording vocals.