So you had met all the members of this band and other people, you know, we'll get into it at different times, but this was kind of a pandemic project in terms of making the first recording, right?

Ezra as a project kind of was, yeah.

I mean, it was a little bit after the pandemic, but yeah.

So especially during the pandemic, I've always been sort of what I would call like a classical musician.

I was raised, you know, playing piano and doing piano competitions.

And that was my main focus for a long time.

And I found bluegrass through Alison Krauss in the 90s after I had broken my arm, which meant that I couldn't really practice the piano at that time.

Do you want to say a little bit about this concerto and the process?

So could you walk it through for like the noobs like myself out there that don't really understand what exactly is a deck building game? How does this whole thing work? Well, basically, you get

cards.

You open up packs.

As you advance through the ladder, you collect cards.

You build your collection.

And then you can build a deck.

And each card does various different things.

Was that the biggest challenge when you started streaming publicly, was finding that balance between focusing on the game and entertaining your crowd?