Krissy Hoadley

Yeah.

When, when chopper Johnson and 33 penis were taking over the Southeastern music circuit by Southeastern, I mean, mainly our practice space, but we were good there.

He decided he's going to install a bunch of cameras and really,

super professional audio equipment and was going to invite some of his favorite bands to come play in his fucking basement and I've seen pictures of like tour buses rolling up to this residential neighborhood it's affluent but it's a residential neighborhood and unloading their shit to go into the print shop quote unquote so you can now go to YouTube live at the print shop is the name of the channel it's the name of the Instagram is the name of everything give them some love because we're about to play some of their stuff and

But he invited, he saw Stephen Wilson Jr.

in a bar in Nashville and Stephen Wilson Jr.

was becoming big in Nashville in like 22 and 23 after he put out an album called Son of a Dad after his father passed.

And then he went on tour.

He was opening up for people and he started to gain some notoriety.

Never heard a voice like this before.

The way he plays guitar is haunting.

It's a revelation.

He is uniquely original.

I mean, I don't know if you can be uniquely original, but he's extraordinarily original in his songwriting, in his music, and it is beautiful.

And I don't know anybody who I've listened to this that doesn't think so.

I agree.

He's incredible.

He's an incredible singer-songwriter.

And...

He's in his late 40s and now just coming into his own.