Jocie Adams

I mean, the exact meaning of that song is that the ocean's coming in and it's literally eating away the shoreline and, you know, taking Providence into the ocean.

But yes, also goodbye Providence.

It is such a glorious feeling that this music is finally coming out because honestly, seven years later, it still feels fresh.

It still feels good.

And maybe because the meaning of all the songs is constantly shifting and and replugging itself into our current reality.

I mean, I would say that Dreamer of Dreams is really special in that I wrote the string arrangements and conducted the string players and sang it like one or two weeks away from giving birth.

That also gave that piece a whole new life and a meaningfulness that it won't ever forget.

I can see the moment.

I was literally carrying Azzy in the recording studio.

I was holding him with one hand, breastfeeding, conducting with the other hand, and the tenderness of the feeling.

And actually, in the singing of that song, you can hear that my vocal cords are a little bit heavier and more swollen from my pregnancy.

Yeah, the amount of work that we put in and the amount of satisfaction and beauty and communication of idea and feeling like Arc Iris was truly heard and seen for the first time in a lot of ways.

I love that.

Yeah.

In that way, I think that is very much true.