Tanya Mosley

Yeah, I relate to it.

I feel like I'm always living in – because, you know, I'm an observer.

So I'm an observer of life.

So I'm always observing, processing, and thinking about how it's also going to turn around and help me in my work.

But it's also authentically me.

So I've kind of come to this place where I'm accepting it, but I used to feel a lot of guilt towards it.

So you're not interested in that anymore, but have you found a way to take yourself out of that way of being?

I'm asking for a friend.

Okay, before we wrap, I have to ask you about your music.

People who follow your career know that you were a musician in your young life, and you're known for this character that you played, a folk musician from inside Llewyn Davis.

But you revealed recently on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon that you and your sons have a band.

What's it called again?

Okay, that's really a punk rock name.

Wait, who's the cool dude?

You think?

Yeah, because you know that happens when parents get too serious about it.

I actually want to play a clip, two clips actually from that late night performance.

You talking about it.

The first clip is your son singing, followed by a clip of you singing the song that you guys put together.

Let's listen.