Lucy Yegazarian

I mean, I was obsessive about kind of like passing as an American, so I didn't want to have an accent.

But I think people don't give enough credit to television and especially, you know, late night television where that fourth wall isn't there.

So you were talking to me, you know, reading books and all that stuff in school is fine, but it feels like somebody is actually talking to you.

Jazz singing.

Okay, so I guess...

The most common, you know, thing people associate with jazz singing is scat singing, right?

Which most people are really bad at it, especially singers themselves.

But I think the easiest approach to it is to think like if you were drunk at a bar.

Yep.

And there's this song you remembered and you want to remind the guy next to you at the bar, like, you know this song, it goes, and how would you sing the melody?

That's what scat singing is.

You're like just trying to recreate a melody.

Give me a tune.

Give me like a Christmas song.

I don't know.

You know that song?

Yeah.

It's the one that goes... No, no, no.

Okay, you got to bring it down.

No, like a mellow kind of drunk.