Drew Lachey

But once you kind of got your people in your pocket and you had this good working relationship, you didn't stray too far from that.

Yeah, that makes sense.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Yeah, I mean, I can tell you for a fact, Bye Bye Bye never came across our CD players.

But I think even if it had, that's not a song that we could have pulled off the same way.

I mean, our style was very different from theirs.

And so we just kind of tried to stay in our lane, the harmonies.

Things like that and leave the ones that require dancing to the people that might be a little bit more proficient at the dancing.

Let's talk a little bit about growing up in Ohio.

Were you guys raised with music playing in the house?

How did you and Nick catch this performing bug?

Yeah, I think like a lot of people, you know, you grow up, you know, singing in the church choirs and all that kind of fun stuff.

What was different from us is that we went to a performing arts school here in Cincinnati.

And it was a public school, you know, just kind of like you had to audition.

But if you got in, didn't matter what part of the city Cincinnati you lived in, you could go there for free and train and have all these great opportunities.

So we shifted to that, me in the fifth grade, him in the seventh grade.

And we just started singing.

growing up doing shows and singing everything from opera to jazz to R&B and taking acting and all these different classes.

So for us, our exposure was young and from our family, but then once we started at that school, it kind of just exploded.

I want to know more about this performing arts school.