Mal Fleming

Right.

I think it was that.

Anyway, I think what I found most memorable about her performance is how it felt like she was channeling something.

It didn't just feel like an artist playing her songs.

It felt like someone tapped into something deeper.

You know, the type of music that only comes from years of practice and really knowing your craft.

Oh, yeah, sure.

Sure.

I'm impressed that you're still eager to hear new things after all these years and all the work you've done.

Most people, they seem to stop looking for new music after they hit a certain age.

I think you gave people that chance, though.

It says that you've got lots of monthly listeners here.

Sure, but it's still only a fraction of what I could have done.

That sounds incredibly frustrating.

But...

If it's any help, I've talked to a lot of people here who feel like their work or life was in some way unfinished.

And I think the volume of your work speaks for itself, even if you feel there were still things that you didn't do.

But what good does staying here do if you can't physically record anything else?

That's a fair point.

Again, the music you recorded is widely available and listened to.