Chris Williamson

Like it almost, the first time I ever heard it, I thought, is this like some like reggaeton Jamaican inspired?

Because it almost does have that sound like.

So I'm like, all right, well, that is as much a part.

And if you move into metal or more hard stuff, well, the riff actually can be the lead.

That's what people love.

But with country, very rarely is it going to be that.

It's much more about, it's driven by.

Talk to me about where inspiration and creativity comes from for you, or what sort of your creative process looks like, because you've got a bunch of stuff going on.

high volume, uh, writing for other people.

I've heard you say it's between sort of two and three days a week that you're cranking that out.

When you're not on tour.

Yeah.

A little bit of time, maybe not on your dad.

Um,

But then you've also got your own stuff.

You've got your own obligations.

But then you've also got this balance between volume of output and quality of output.

You can't be doing five songs a day, three days a week, and maximizing in the same way that you would if it was spending a little bit more time.

So I'm interested in this balance, yeah, inspiration and creativity with output.

Yeah.