And now you all have a concert coming up, right? Can you talk a little bit about that?

Yeah, so this is not, like, just a typical, like, concert.

It's free for everyone to come.

Mainly because we want them to hear the songs that we wrote.

Like, it's a solidarity concert, so the songs, like, focus on, like, the frontline humanitarian issues that the Marshall Islands faces.

And that's kind of, like, been Mark Harmony's mission, like, throughout our whole tenure as a band.

It's to... kind of um share the awareness or like let everybody know what we have been through and like what we're going through currently through music so there's songs that are talking about like nuclear legacy okay songs about climate change songs about just navigating life in the us as a marshallese or feeling like you're on this whole self-discovery journey because Growing up as a Marshallese in the States, like it's a weird thing, you know, because like you're not a citizen, but like you're not at home.

I got what you're saying.