Sasha Weiss

I love when you sing.

I love when you sing.

I love it.

I love it.

She wasn't down with that. She thought it was funny when they were like, give us a hit.

She wasn't down with that. She thought it was funny when they were like, give us a hit.

And the concert felt like a culmination of that or like some bracket to that, right? Like she was like, I'm playing what I want to play. And you're going to listen really carefully. You know, it's also worth saying like her persona on stage is, I think it's very different than it was, I mean, in the, you know, like, YouTubes I've seen of her youthful performance.

And the concert felt like a culmination of that or like some bracket to that, right? Like she was like, I'm playing what I want to play. And you're going to listen really carefully. You know, it's also worth saying like her persona on stage is, I think it's very different than it was, I mean, in the, you know, like, YouTubes I've seen of her youthful performance.

She was a little more, I mean, she always was like a cool cat, but, you know, a little more soft. I mean, she's got a droll, unbothered persona, which is really interesting next to these adoring musicians. I mean, it's not like she undercuts them because I think she's really receiving, which is also something we should talk about, the receiving of the love and the adulation.

She was a little more, I mean, she always was like a cool cat, but, you know, a little more soft. I mean, she's got a droll, unbothered persona, which is really interesting next to these adoring musicians. I mean, it's not like she undercuts them because I think she's really receiving, which is also something we should talk about, the receiving of the love and the adulation.

But there is just a kind of knowingness, unbotheredness and drollery that I found extremely charming and funny and interesting. You know, she's not ingratiating. She just isn't.

But there is just a kind of knowingness, unbotheredness and drollery that I found extremely charming and funny and interesting. You know, she's not ingratiating. She just isn't.

It may be worth saying that this is the second time in her life where she... came back from a severe illness. When she was a young girl, she had polio. And she was stricken for months and couldn't walk. And apparently, really... sort of dreamed herself back into walking. She was lying in a bed and she was determined to walk.

It may be worth saying that this is the second time in her life where she... came back from a severe illness. When she was a young girl, she had polio. And she was stricken for months and couldn't walk. And apparently, really... sort of dreamed herself back into walking. She was lying in a bed and she was determined to walk.

And there's some real force of will there, obviously, you know, some capacity for self-creation that she had even as a young girl. And I don't know, to me, there's something really amazing and, I mean, very upsetting about the fact that she had another experience of...

And there's some real force of will there, obviously, you know, some capacity for self-creation that she had even as a young girl. And I don't know, to me, there's something really amazing and, I mean, very upsetting about the fact that she had another experience of...

That's what we've been talking about the whole time.

That's what we've been talking about the whole time.

She was even younger when she wrote that song.

She was even younger when she wrote that song.