Bladee

It was-

Nah, he did some Bladee shit, and then niggas figured out how to use GarageBand or whatever.

I'm like, "Yo, fuck it.

We'll feel the distance, nigga.

Like, even just, like, the, um, kind of the transitions and the, like, kinda ad lib that's like, "You are listening to Dogwood Tales," like, in that kind of electronic voice that is actually Jake's wife, Kristen.

But, you know, we were– Kyle and I are huge, like, uh, Yung Lean and Bladee fans.

Um, the record Stranger from 2017 from Yung Lean was a huge influence on, like, in just my head space, like, going into the studio.

I think that there's kinda this underlaying, like, digital, perhaps, like, internet-inspired, like, foundation to the album that we just haven't had.

I love all that kind of stuff.

Yeah.

K- Kyle's the biggest Bladee fan in the world, so i- if you meet him, like he'll probably tell you [laughs].

[laughs] We talk about Bladee.

Or early Public Enemy.

You know, it doesn't really have a lot to do with, like, Bladee the same way that Nirvana has stuff, has something to do with Geese.

Right?

Yeah.