Naomi McPherson

I just think doing it by myself or I'm sure y'all would feel the same way, too.

It just would be really, really hard.

So we're very we're fortunate in that sense to have each other.

Or like if we are having success, it doesn't feel like it's like me, the person is having success.

Yeah.

It feels like...

This idea that is a collective idea between the three of us and also shared with the fans and the people who like our music.

It feels like not just a win for me personally when something good happens for us.

It feels like a kind of cool shared experience.

This is arguably like one of the most sort of like

in the way that people might stereotypically think of, like, band collaboration, this is kind of the closest to that on this record.

In the sense that, like, we were in Nashville with Daniel Toshin, who's an amazing songwriter who works with Kacey Musgraves and a ton of other people, and he really just...

has such an awesome vibe.

He's so cute.

He knows when to, like, step in and say something or to just, like, let you cook and be, like, a vibe curator and just create the space within which the music happens.

But in this particular instance, he had been on a vacation with his family and he had this little, like...

game boy looking ass, like essentially portable doll, like machine.

And he made this little synth loop and he was like, I'm just going to play you guys some stuff.

And then there was like a loop that was sort of, it is, it is this, I mean, we've like edited the sounds.

Yeah.