FWD → Conversations Pushing Music Forward
Jul 5, 2025 · 37 min · 10 segments
Episode 11 welcomes TEAL, the Canadian family band project that was 15 years in the making that combines influences so wide-ranging that even the group can't fully describe what they've created. One…
That's good.
I feel like this is the, it's like the quickest turnover from like recording to release that I've ever experienced.
And I think we have, we have N1 Sound, we have John for that.
Waste of time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's talking about the feeling of how it feels to be out, you know? Oh, yeah.
Fast.
It just feels fast.
It feels really fast.
And fast and
fun.
But, you know, just to see, you know, people starting to pick it up and react to it.
What's your reaction to that?
Um, my reaction is just like, what? Like in the best way, like, like this, it just feels so like unplanned, but just like fell together in this way.
That's just like, I'm still kind of like puzzled about, but also just so happy about, cause you know, obviously like we live in different cities and Ash and I, you know, played music, played music, not played music growing up, but we were in choir and stuff together growing up.
So it's like, it's just this coming togetherness that we didn't really think was ever going to happen.
And then just kind of like fell into place in this very like strange and magical way.
And like, I don't know, it's well, I can let, we'll, we'll, we'll get there.
I'll actually divulge more about that, but like, yeah, it, it feels, it feels very organic, but like, even though it all has happened really fast, it hasn't felt rushed.
It's felt very like, like natural and yeah like meant to be i don't know yeah i think that's a good way
you know it does there is something about like the entire band that just feels meant to be i think that's a great way to put it and yeah with this record coming out and like how it feels yeah it's just it feels like ashley said it feels really good you know it's like super nice to see the reception of this music um you know across peers and strangers and it's like it's like creating new um you know circles of friends for us and it's like happening like almost just as quickly as the music is being released or something it's like a very like simultaneous kind of feeling you know like it's very i think what we feel is what other people feel which is very interesting to me and it's maybe the first time i've ever experienced that with music personally
Amazing.
That's good.
I feel like this is the, it's like the quickest turnover from like recording to release that I've ever experienced.
And I think we have, we have N1 Sound, we have John for that.
Waste of time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's talking about the feeling of how it feels to be out, you know? Oh, yeah.
Fast.
It just feels fast.
It feels really fast.
And fast and
fun.
But, you know, just to see, you know, people starting to pick it up and react to it.
What's your reaction to that?
Um, my reaction is just like, what? Like in the best way, like, like this, it just feels so like unplanned, but just like fell together in this way.
That's just like, I'm still kind of like puzzled about, but also just so happy about, cause you know, obviously like we live in different cities and Ash and I, you know, played music, played music, not played music growing up, but we were in choir and stuff together growing up.
So it's like, it's just this coming togetherness that we didn't really think was ever going to happen.
And then just kind of like fell into place in this very like strange and magical way.
And like, I don't know, it's well, I can let, we'll, we'll, we'll get there.
I'll actually divulge more about that, but like, yeah, it, it feels, it feels very organic, but like, even though it all has happened really fast, it hasn't felt rushed.
It's felt very like, like natural and yeah like meant to be i don't know yeah i think that's a good way
you know it does there is something about like the entire band that just feels meant to be i think that's a great way to put it and yeah with this record coming out and like how it feels yeah it's just it feels like ashley said it feels really good you know it's like super nice to see the reception of this music um you know across peers and strangers and it's like it's like creating new um you know circles of friends for us and it's like happening like almost just as quickly as the music is being released or something it's like a very like simultaneous kind of feeling you know like it's very i think what we feel is what other people feel which is very interesting to me and it's maybe the first time i've ever experienced that with music personally
Amazing.
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