Samara Cyn

I think with this one, I chose to make it with my friends, which helped, I think, me feel a little bit more comfortable.

I chose to make it with people that I view as free people.

They do what they want, and they're kind about it, and they're cool with other people doing what they want.

So the environment, I think, in the room was really nice to have.

And I think it's maybe this time it was good that I didn't exactly have anything to say for what the intention ended up being for this project.

So, Para... Unbound.

Right.

Para walks into the studio on the first day, and he has, like, three guitar cases.

He's like, what's up, legend?

He puts all his stuff down.

He's like, look what I got.

And he pulls out this fretless bass.

He's like, yeah, it's going to get crazy here today.

every single song he's like like he's so into it and he played a lot of like um instruments on the entire project and it was just it was a lot of fun he was so excited about it we were excited about it too but yeah it makes it feel really alive at the beginning and then you're kind of warming up at the beginning because sort of like yeah giving yourself almost like a mantra it feels like yeah which then busts open into break beats yeah

Yeah.

I think unpolished sometimes is viewed as like maybe chaotic sometimes and like unrefined.

And so we were trying to find a way to showcase that sonically.

And it needed a switch.

The beginning was very sweet.

Yeah.