The Marsh Family: From Viral Sensation To Original Music-Hope, Heart & Harmony.

Good, good.

Now, you brought something up, which I think is really interesting, is the family dynamic.

So it all sounds good when people say, oh, you're doing it as a family.

That's just great.

But it's not always easy.

I mean, music isn't easy.

Just life isn't easy.

So I've got a couple, three questions here.

Who's the perfectionist? Who's the comedian? And who's the one that keeps everyone on schedule?

I think the perfectionist is the easiest answer there.

Dad is by far the most perfectionist, especially since we've started being more professional about things.

He's very hard on himself.

But equally, if you're sort of recording some vocal line or some harmony, especially because we normally have the issue that part of our music is we layer lots of harmonies on top.

So whoever sings a harmony first, however they do it, everybody else has to copy that.

So there's always people complaining about, why has he done that stupid timing? But, yeah, Dad's definitely the perfectionist, but I think that's how we get our kind of unique sound.

OK.

In terms of comedian, I don't know.

I think that hat gets passed around.

It does tend to affect, you know, who's in the best frame of mind.

I think Thomas is often quite positive and will be unentertaining.

But keeping people on schedule? I mean, if it's a feeding schedule, probably me.

OK, all right.

Well, I would say that's probably not surprising.

The mother's usually the anchor, right?

Yeah, I think that just naturally happens.