Josette Maskin

Yeah.

That's classic Moona.

I feel like a lot of it came as a post-reaction to our last record, where we kind of felt like Moona had to be as expansive.

As possible, this record, we really wanted to make a record that feels like everything is connected and it's in a time and space.

And I mean, it was the first time that we actually had a studio that was ours that we could like really tap into and focus on like, this is what this record is.

is and I think just like the 80s of it all it's kind of the music that we I feel like love the most like in our core and felt

I think we have different tactics.

I think I'm the most I probably approach things with the least amount of tact.

Like I don't mean to be.

Yeah, I think I will say there is an understanding between us.

that we are trying to make the best piece of work that we can.

And so when things are said, even though it can feel personal, and I think we each have to work through that personal sting of if it hurts,

that there's an understanding that we are just trying to make the best art possible.

That doesn't mean that when something is said, it doesn't hurt your feelings.

You know what I mean?

And sometimes we have to work through the feeling part to get to the part that's about the work and then...

We just try like no matter no matter what.

But I don't know.

We each kind of go about it a different way.

And I think we each have different needs.