Jay Shetty

One of them I'm becoming closer with.

And they had like their kids, grandkids, they had all their friends that were important at different phases of their life.

And everyone gave speeches and like, it was, I'm a sucker for this stuff.

Like I love to love, love and friendship and all this stuff.

Yeah.

And, and I was like, wow, like when you're 70, like life just looks so different.

And it's what you just said.

It's like, you're at a point where you're celebrating your, you know, not that you're 70 years old and not, not saying that.

Yeah.

But that spirit of like.

making music and writing been your therapy?

Has that been your outlet?

How would you describe making this album?

Is it therapy?

Is it transformative?

Is it celebration?

What is it for you and what does it give you?

That sounds crazy, chaotic and beautiful, as in it's like, that's what a way to make an album together.

And what a way to, you know, experience, have the experience that you are having and then going off and creating.

When you speak of motherhood, it's so real.