Diplo

And then we did like, man, we've been writing since January.

Wow.

It's October.

So I took a lot of time off and just been going there, like die hard, meeting the guys, getting the guys kind of vibe and stuff like that.

Because it's a really...

unique place that they're in.

They all just left the army.

Yeah.

So they're not, you can, they're a boy band, but they can't, they're men.

So they're like, they want to make something adult, but they also want to make something that's great for their fans.

And I think that hopefully we put together an awesome project, you know, maybe nothing I did will even work.

Maybe they'll rewrite the whole album.

You know, I've been on Rihanna sessions many times where

the whole album's scrapped and we start over again.

So you never know, but that's what I've been doing the last like six months of my life is like being die hard with them, trying to make really awesome records.

So yeah, today's the last day, but we've had pretty much everybody in those sessions, like lockdown at Conway.

But yeah, if this happens, I'm kind of like, I'm going to go retire in Jamaica and just like make reggae music again.

but it's been a really good experience.

I did that, but in the meantime, when I started this project, I had started working with Jenny and meeting her and she's on Columbia and I also have a good relationship with them.

Ron Perry signed me to,