Montaigne

It's been

a long day.

I'm trying to think.

Well, it's funny because like my answer to this like a year ago a bit more would have been Nina Jirachi, but now she's huge.

Huge, yeah.

I had her on this podcast about a year ago and put it out and then no one really knew.

And then I was like, I re put it out.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, why not? I think, um, yeah, Nina, like she, uh, I went to live school, which is just like a school in Sydney that teaches you how to use Ableton.

I did like an eight week course there.

And Nina was my teacher and she was 18 at the time I was 21, I think.

And that's where I first met her.

And, like, we made friends because of that.

And then we, like, wrote some music together.

And, like, I have a song with her from her last record.

And, yeah.

And, like, the whole time I have been, like, her biggest advocate.

Like, I...

She was brilliant then and obviously this newest album is the most incredible thing.

But I was just like waiting for her to blow up because I was like, I know it's going to happen.

Like she's too good.

Her taste is too good.

Her songwriting is too good.

Production is amazing.