So I, so I guess, um, who i- who is Jack Biilmann today? Because there's been this whole musical evolution for yourself and, um, you s- you're still hearing pockets in some of the songs.

Yeah, no, I, I, I guess like I'm, I've always struggled to write the same song twice, if that makes sense.

Like, to write an album that's cohesive and the same but, because I sort of, I just get inspired by sounds.

It's like, you know, I love all the, all the things that y- that you just mentioned, I love for their own, in their own right.

So like, how, how I go about writing my songs is with, with all the skill sets that I've developed over the years, I'll have a, a lot of riffs and, and chords and progressions, and then I go, "Righto, that sounds a bit sad.

That sounds a bit dirty, cranky," whatever it is, and then I have the idea for the song.

And it's like, you know, Married at First Sight or something, where you match them up and go, "You'll go well with you," and then off you go into the sunset, and then you try and write a song.

Yeah