Danielle Fishel

And I love the rawness of today, even if it's not necessarily what I can relate to.

Right.

I like the rawness of the younger generation.

Yeah.

I like, I admire that because I'm too meticulous.

I feel you on that.

I also, I'm like, oh, wouldn't it be nice to be a little more, I don't have it in me.

I don't have it.

I cannot do it, but it is enjoyable to watch someone else do it.

Yeah.

I sensed a big funk and 70s soul influence on the album.

Was that a conscious direction?

Because the first thing it made me think of was that it was like hearkening back to albums your parents probably played for you when you were a kid.

You nailed it on the head.

Yeah.

I transport and retreat to my living room where the touch and feel vinyl, the needle to the wax were all experiences, the artwork on the vinyl, the little

What are they called?

Those plastic things for the 45s?

Yes, the little discs.

I don't even know what they're called, but it was fascination being able to see, but also witness and then experience the music and the artwork of all of those individuals or bands from that time.