Well, on the gold standard website, it says that you're a quote, progressive bluegrass band, unquote, describe what that means.

Yeah, it definitely sounds like a vague blanket term so they know where to put us in the record bin in the record store.

But I think one of the things that when you hear the word bluegrass, especially now because we're generations removed from that first generation, where bluegrass was really shaped.

But you think about the elements of bluegrass and a big part of it is it's string band music, right? There's no percussion.

So all the rhythms and everything has to come from the attack and the rests that the band makes to make the grooves work and everything.

You think vocal stacks, vocal harmonies, you think a lot of that kind of that two step, the two beat cycles and stuff.

And we definitely bring all those sensibilities in, you know, we do some, some standards covers and whatnot, but progressive just really is such a vague term, but to, to, You know, like I said, we've got to associate with something and bluegrass is something we all really love a lot.

You kind of addressed it earlier, but kind of go a little more in depth than that.