Diplo

So me and her did like, you probably never heard of this record, but me and her did this

sort of country funk thing that was like kind of big in brazil and like no one's heard it but i'm like that's like i want to push whatever genres i can into different directions and like move things around and like to try to put things out there that hadn't been done before

That's the hardest part, I guess, because this last year I took a lot of time off to work on this other big project I told you about.

I don't know if we're going to put it in this thing or not, but it was like also to see my family more because I travel so much in this whole year.

I like kind of front loaded.

I was in L.A., so I was here working at Conway and I was able to see my son.

My son just started high school last year.

So he's got a band and like, you know, he comes here and rehearses and I go to his shows.

He has so.

But in the car, I'm still like sending off demos, you know, like whatever I'm driving on the airplanes.

I'm like making things.

I'm just have an idea, like put it together.

You know, that's kind of why I like Suno and Urio because I'm just like, let me just hear something like this.

And then I take the stems and I'm like, oh, I change it like that.

And while it's printing stems, I'm sending a song to Ryan that I thought was OK.

And then while that's happening, I'm sending a song to a Korean A&R, whatever it is.

I'm just like kind of like showing.

you know, I'm not letting anything go to waste really.

You know, like I'm trying to like throw things out there.

They're like random things.