Angie Pollock

That thing of suddenly sort of like the two of you coming in and that foundation is just there.

Yeah and so it was Chuck Szabo who was helping put the band together and her tour manager and we went to John Henry's I think and we came in and then we played, it was us two and then it was a guitarist called Martin Waugh and a keyboard player called Angie Pollock and then funnily enough that ended up being the band.

even though they had seen multiple guitarists and keyboard players but we yeah i can you know it just it just must have sounded instantly fairly locked in compared to all these other brilliant people that they were seeing um so we got we got called back i think basically they went through a lot of people in an afternoon because obviously it's a gig that people would be you know trying to get um And then they whittled it down to, I think, two or three options of each instrument because they obviously wanted Sophie to be involved in the final decision and have that agency, but they didn't want to overwhelm her with like 20 bass players, 20 drummers.

So essentially Chuck whittled it down to all these options, in my opinion, are great.