Jan. 28, 2025
PipemanRadio Discusses The South Florida Fair With Indigo Dreamers
Indigo Dreamers are performing live on Wednesday 1/29/25 at 12:30PM on the Community Stage at The South Florida Fair.
Indigo Dreamers is an enchanting soulful-pop duo based in Delray Beach, Florida. Comprised of the talented husband and wife team,...
Indigo Dreamers are performing live on Wednesday 1/29/25 at 12:30PM on the Community Stage at The South Florida Fair.
Indigo Dreamers is an enchanting soulful-pop duo based in Delray Beach, Florida. Comprised of the talented husband and wife team, Jamie and Pouya, this dynamic duo has been gracing the stage together for over a decade. Their music is a mesmerizing blend of soaring vocals, innovative bass work, and meticulously crafted arrangements, all woven together into a unique musical tapestry that touches hearts.
Indigo Dreamers maintain an active presence in the South Florida music scene and perform wherever their music takes them, whether is be over land or overseas. Their journey as Indigo Dreamers remains a captivating one, weaving together stories and melodies that inspire and resonate deeply with their ever-growing audience.
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very about our next guest, who we talked to her
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in another interview because she's performing at the South Florida
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Fair with a tribute to the Cranberry's. But she's also
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performing at the fair with her band that is really
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really good called Indigo Dreamers. So let's welcome to his show. Jamie,
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how are you good?
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How are you? Thanks for having me?
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Good? And okay? So you're playing at the fair tomorrow
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at twelve thirty tomorrow Wednesday at all right tell.
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Thirty on the community stage.
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Nice. So, how long, because I know you've been doing
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this a while. How long have you been providing us
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music and entertainment in South Florida.
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Gosh, it's probably been like ten or eleven years. Wow.
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Yeah, how many times have you played this at the
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South Florida Fair.
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This will be I think our third time.
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Nice, yeah, third time. So as an artist, how would
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you describe it performing at the South Florida Fair.
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We love playing at the South Florida Fair. It's a
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great stage, it's great audience. People are just eager for
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the live music. And the last two times we've played
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were the same sound guys and they were awesome, just
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really nice guys, and it was always a good thing
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when you like the sound guys.
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Oh yeah, that's that's really important. I don't think people
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realize how important it is the sound people, because you know,
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they can make or break it.
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Yes, because it's not only what you guys are hearing,
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but it's what we're hearing, and you know, we're having
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to adjust based on that, and we want to give
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the best performance we can as long as we can
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hear ourselves and hear ourselves in the way that we
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need to. So, yeah, they're fantastic, really nice bunch of people.
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So we're very excited to be back.
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And that's great to hear it because I know, many
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times artists to your point, that can't hear while they're performing,
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and nobody knows that they can't hear.
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Yeah, you kind of just got to fake it and
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just keep going and keep the energy up. But you're like,
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oh my gosh, like this is terrible, and I hope
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I'm singing key or you know whatever.
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So one hundred percent and explain how that is. Because
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I get somebody who's never seg before or performed before,
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played an instrument before, they just think, oh, you're just
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standing there playing, you're hearing what we hear.
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Yeah. No, So we have stage monitors, which is a
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separate set of speakers that are just for the people
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on the stage, and they actually could be mixed in
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a different way than what you hear out, you know,
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in the audience. And also like the way that the
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sound reverberates. I mean, this is an outside venue, so
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it's a little bit different. But you know, every room
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that you play in is gonna sound different, and you know,
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you got to take all that into consideration when you're
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when you're doing the mix. So a good live sound
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engineer is much appreciated by the artists.
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Yeah, and you rely on that sound engineer because like
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there's nothing you can do when it's happening. They have
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to fix it.
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Yeah, And it's funny because when you watch, you know,
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sometimes you'll watch people on YouTube or performing live and
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you'll see they'll be like my mic, it's like turn
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it up or you know, whatever instrument you're playing, They're
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like I can't hear, you know, and they're kind of
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signaling to the sound guy like can you fix it help?
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Especially when you see when you watch you know, like
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like live TV streams or something like that.
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You know, Yeah, those are hard. Those are hard totally.
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So tell us a little bit about your music from
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your point of view. I mean, you have an amazing
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voice nothing, and I think that's definitely highlighted in your performances.
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Yeah. Yeah, So we're gonna be playing as a as
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a duo, my husband and I. He plays and I
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play guitar and I sing and he also sings. He played,
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he sings at harmonies and yeah, so we basically play
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a lot of We have our own original material. We
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have an album on Spotify. We have a bunch of singles,
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so we play those songs, plus we play covers and
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we really try to make those our own. We a
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lot of times we're playing songs that have like a
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full arrangement, so we kind of break that down to
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our setting, which would be bass and guitar and vocals.
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And yeah, we really kind of craft our arrangements. And
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and I guess if I was looking to describe as
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sort of like soulful, soulful and.
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Pop, that's a good description. Actually.
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Yeah, people like kind of genre because we're kind of
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all over the place. We play a lot of different
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covers from different genres and from different decades and everything.
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But I think soulful pop kind of is the genre
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that ties it all together.
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And you know, it's so difficult nowadays because genres to me,
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are almost ridiculous now. It's like one band can fit
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in each genre the way they have it so micro yah.
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Yes, but it's funny because like we don't like, as
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an artist, sometimes you don't really think about the genre,
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but then when you go to upload your music or
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share your music on a platform, they make you specify
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the genre, and then a lot of times you're in
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between genres or like you said, you could technically categorize
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it in any genre. So it's it's hard.
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It is it is.
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So besides the Cranberry's, what other covers do you really
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love playing?
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Gosh? Well, I mean I would say I love playing
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our own, you know, original music. That's probably my favorite
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thing to play. But other covers, I really like Wicked
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Games by Chris Isaac. We do a cover of Share Belief,
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which is always a fun one to do. Yeah, but
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we do a lot of different stuff. And so.
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Curious question, what did you find your did your husband
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you find each other because you were into music or
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did you get together and find out you were into
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music and then start doing this.
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Well, actually, probably the music came first because we were
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both studying music at Florida Atlantic University, and we actually
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didn't really talk to each other for the first like
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three years, and then like the fourth year, you know,
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we started talking. We had a lot of the same
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classes together, we collaborated on some projects and then and
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we became really good friends. And then we graduated and
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he was like, hey, why don't we learn some songs
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that we can play out you have some of your
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own original material, And then I had a bunch of
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original material that I wanted to make into an album.
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So he was like I was like, hey, can you
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help me produce it and you know, make this available
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for people to listen to. So we collaborated on that
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and learning the new in the cover songs.
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And then.
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I just kind of was like, this is such a
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collaborative effort, let's just have a band name and just
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kind of move forward as that, And that's how Indigo
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Dreamers was born.
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Nice. I love it, And so what can we expect
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from tomorrow's performance?
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I would say a lot of heartfelt arrangements and just
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good songs that you know that maybe you're hearing in
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a different way. We're kind of like, you know, putting
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a different bow on and if you will, and you're
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going to hear some of our original material as well.
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And so the original material, how would you say it's
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evolved over the years. You know, I think a big
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part with ours is grow older and sometimes your attitude
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towards things change or life changes, and you know, it's
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kind of like what you would write when you're a
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teenager is not what you would necessarily write in your
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twenties or your thirties or your forties.
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Yeah, absolutely, that's so true. I would say, like in
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the beginning, you know, I wrote a lot of the
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material kind of like love songs or heartbreak songs because
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I was like a young twenty year old and like
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I said, I think it was more me focused. It
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was kind of more from my perspective. But I think
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as we started collaborating more and then he started kind
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of coming into the music, and now we're working on
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original material and it's, yeah, like the content of the
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of the lyrics is different. It's not as much you
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know about like love and heartbreak. It's I think a
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different perspective, like you saying, it's a more mature perspective
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on life. And also you're hearing more of his musical influence.
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I think so the new album, we're actually kind of
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on the fence, like we're like, should we release it
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as Indigo Dreamers? Is that we do feel like it's different.
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But at the same time, I think what you just said,
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like bands evolve and they change over time, and I
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think maybe that's just the next step in our evolution.
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Even though it's a little bit different, it's a little
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bit maybe more moody or edgier than maybe the first
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album was.
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I think that is even more typical today than it
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used to be. You know, you take certain bands that
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like almost change completely. I know of bands that are
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like big bands and they change every album, you know.
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So and I think it's experiences and how you feel.
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And you know, music's very emotional, so you know when
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you're writing the music, what emotions are you feeling at
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that time?
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Yes, And it's the thing that's so beautiful about music.
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And even like my voice, I feel like as I
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grow as a person, so does the art and so
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does my voice. And and yeah, just you get a
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new perspective and more depth to the music, which is great.
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So do you feel too collaborating, whether it's your husband
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or anybody else that because you have those different perspectives
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that it kind of because you're getting you know, other
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people's perspectives, maybe it makes you change your perspective a bit.
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Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely, And I feel like, you know, like
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I said, the first album, I kind of wrote a
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lot of those songs like by myself in my bedroom
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still like living at home with my parents. And and
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then I met him, and I feel like he opened
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up a whole new, you know, perspective to me. And
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now you know, we're like married, we have a baby,
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and now we're like it's like a completely different perspective.
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And I feel like, yeah, we've just matured. We've learned
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so much about each other, about the world, and I
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think that's certainly reflected in the music and it has
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to be, you know, and that's expressing and kind of
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it's like our.
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Diary if you will, you know, in a way, well,
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that's why you do evolve, because it is a journal
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or a diary, and like, you know, what you would
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write now is not what you would write when you're
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twenty in your diary or your journal.
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Either, exactly exactly.
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And I think it's good to see other people's perspectives
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because you know, I think that's the I think that's
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the definition of maturing, basically being able to see other
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people's perspectives and actually intertwine it into your own.
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Yes, And that's how you grow and become the person
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that you are. And there's just so much to learn
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and everybody has their own, you know, wealth of information
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and experiences and it's such a beautiful thing.
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living a time where people aren't supposed to have different
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opinions or what have you, or experiences or variables, and
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where it's okay and it's normal, and I think it
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should be okay and normal everywhere. You know, I agree.
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geographic places we've been, people we've met, things we've done,
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so of course we're not all going to have the
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same opinion.
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And it's good because then it challenges yours and maybe
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you feel like, oh wait, yeah, maybe I was wrong actually,
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