Chris Sullivan

You would get together with your family.

You would get together with your tribe, whoever.

Neighbors, yeah, yeah.

And you would sit down and be like, this party needs some music, or this gathering needs some, or how about a song?

And early days of recorded music, it was just people recording all the songs they knew that they didn't write.

And it wasn't about being a songwriter.

It was about like, these are the songs that we use to commune.

Yeah.

I find like, isn't, isn't it funny how we, because we can listen to Adele singing on a recording and be like, oh, well that must be music.

That must be what singing sounds like, you know, but then we have other artists like, you know, or Bob Dylan's or, or.

who are like, well, that's also singing.

According to some.

Yeah.

But I mean, you know what I mean?

Like there are the people who move past that or who subvert that or who make us think about it differently.

But that's so fascinating to me.

Yeah.

Because I feel the same way.

I feel the same way about singing.

Do you?