Miike Snow

And yeah, he did the Barbie soundtrack.

But he's Mike Snow as well.

He's like part of Mike Snow.

You know, like there's sort of like it's him and these two Swedish producers who I believe maybe were involved in Britney Spears Toxic.

And it's Mike Snow's a really awesome band, like a really awesome kind of indie raw LC sound system adjacent kind of like.

pop rock stuff but they've got some great great songs um so that's where it probably is closer to our aesthetic is mike snow than some of the other artists that you cited that he has worked with um but i worked with him when i worked with made a record with rizza um we tapped andrew wyatt and used his he had a song which we made wild season but it was his instrumental Andrew Wyatt so that was when I first worked with him and had this sense of like what he was capable of as a musician and then he's our buddy in addition to that he's like just a personal friend of the bass player of mine and Daniel's and I think That really speaks for a lot.

I think that personal connection, especially if we'd have just maybe seen a producer whose resume was what you just listed.

Maybe we would also say like, I don't know if there's a perfect fit here, but he's like literally one of our close bros.

Like, I'm just...

Like, I don't know, there's just something kind of like, like the, the Mike Snow video, Genghis Khan, where, like, the, uh, the evil mastermind goes home at the end of the day, like, the, the Bond villain, goes home and, like, has, like, a normal house.

Oh, wow.

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Orbit.

Aftermath, Red Lights, Neon Signs featuring Andrew Wyatt of Mike Snow, Innocent Ways, Snow, and then Best Persuades Remix, and then that Miley teaser.

Okay.

Now, Red Lights, that explains the red aesthetic.