What is your largest source of inspiration when it comes to music? Now, clearly from, you know, your descriptions, it says more of kind of like a folk inspired band with a bit of synth in there.
Correct me if I'm wrong, please.
But what is like the largest source of inspiration, would you say?
Oh my goodness.
I would say like simply, it's not even music.
It's just allowing everyone to contribute their individuality to the group.
I think that's what inspires the sound of our band.
I think we have a bit of an age range in our band.
So I know myself being one of the older members, kind of grew up with the 90s alternative and some of the older stuff.
So kind of older influences.
And then even, I should say, younger members in our band too also have really great musical taste, but they...
The world of music has really changed in the last 15 years.
I've basically stopped listening to music, and I've basically just been focusing on my own music.
And also, actually, really just listening to local music is the only source where I really get my music for.
But, I mean, as a group, really, I think it's just drawing on everyone's individuality.
We don't put ourselves into a shoebox or whatever.
We don't label ourselves.
And you actually said it, I think, in the first 10 minutes of your show.
Music is getting so hard to classify, so hard to put into a genre.
And you know what? The biggest compliment we get after a show is, wow, you guys sound so great.
It's so different.
It's fresh.
And what genre are you? And it's like, you know what? We don't really want to, or I don't myself, but I don't think the group cares to answer that question.
And we would rather just let the music be music.
What is your largest source of inspiration when it comes to music? Now, clearly from, you know, your descriptions, it says more of kind of like a folk inspired band with a bit of synth in there.
Correct me if I'm wrong, please.
But what is like the largest source of inspiration, would you say?
Oh my goodness.
I would say like simply, it's not even music.
It's just allowing everyone to contribute their individuality to the group.
I think that's what inspires the sound of our band.
I think we have a bit of an age range in our band.
So I know myself being one of the older members, kind of grew up with the 90s alternative and some of the older stuff.
So kind of older influences.
And then even, I should say, younger members in our band too also have really great musical taste, but they...
The world of music has really changed in the last 15 years.
I've basically stopped listening to music, and I've basically just been focusing on my own music.
And also, actually, really just listening to local music is the only source where I really get my music for.
But, I mean, as a group, really, I think it's just drawing on everyone's individuality.
We don't put ourselves into a shoebox or whatever.
We don't label ourselves.
And you actually said it, I think, in the first 10 minutes of your show.
Music is getting so hard to classify, so hard to put into a genre.
And you know what? The biggest compliment we get after a show is, wow, you guys sound so great.
It's so different.
It's fresh.
And what genre are you? And it's like, you know what? We don't really want to, or I don't myself, but I don't think the group cares to answer that question.
And we would rather just let the music be music.
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