Lukas Nelson

It's funny.

There's this guy, Marcus Dowling.

He writes for the Tennessean, and I was sitting talking to him in Nashville.

And he said that when I put – he had a – he was ready to listen to my record, and he was about to have a whiskey.

And he –

The first song comes up and he puts his whiskey down.

He's like, oh, I don't want to drink for this.

And I think that music puts you in the state of mind that the artist is in when they recorded it or when they wrote it.

So it's kind of almost like interesting that he decided to put his drink down when he heard this album, like the first song, because like that's where I'm at, you know.

And so I wonder if there's that feeling of like this kind of like it's less of a jam band thing and more of just like straight songs.

It's like creating a holographic bubble that you're all participating in this vibe.

You were there at the McConaughey thing.

It was an electric feeling, right?

Yeah, it was pretty wild.

It was wild.

Yeah, it was awesome.

And I felt like,

Yeah.

You're giving back.

Yeah.