When you step back and look at your journey, everything you've created, everything you've contributed to, what do you hope that people may take away from everything that you've done working in this music business?

Well, I was thinking about this the other day, I mean, 'cause I, it's so unlikely.

You know, if you think about people who lived 100 years ago and how few people we actually, not just in our family, I mean, that's ridiculous, none of us can remember barely our great-grandparents, you know, and what they did.

But genius doesn't visit that many people, and I, I'm not saying it's visited me, but I mean, like, what I would love is to leave a body of work that stood the test of time and spoke to someone in 100 years in the same way that Nick Drake or someone like that in his lifetime, i- ironically, because, you know, he was completely unknown when he died.

I don't know.

I think it's time for me to give back, and how I stay grounded is that, well, as I say, I've been a parent.

You know, I lost my studio a year ago to the LA fire, so that was, you know, I haven't really still got a studio.

What advice would you give them to help them navigate through their journey?