When you started your adaptation, was there one scene that came to mind as something that I can attach music to?

Not specifically.

I think the first song I worked on was the opening song, which is no longer the opening song.

So there have been so many things brought to the table that have been cut or reworked or transformed into something else.

I'd have to go back and do some serious archaeology to figure out what still remains of the original stuff.

But there's a lot there.

sure.

And, you know, I strongly value my friendship with Cali Corey and the creative team.

Yeah.

And it, it, it does the job, and my tiny little fingers were able to get around, and now, now that I've played that for a long time, I can actually play a full-sized guitar.

But it took a long time, and I just was an impatient ADHD kid, and the amount of discipline and practice that it would've taken to play a six-string guitar, I did not have it.

I did not have that focus.

So that kind of reconfigured the way you approached music?

I just felt a little more confident.

Like, you know, I, I, I follow a lot of, um-... uh, indigenous people who talk about their spirituality and, you know, their view of the world.

And it, it's kinda the closest thing to, like, old Ukrainian stuff.