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And we're gonna look at three of the songs from it, and the first one we're going to look at is Senses.

So maybe if you could give us a blast of the master, that would be fantastic, Baird.
Yeah, yeah.
Cool

It is Senses by Arlo Parks from Ambiguous Desire, featuring Sampha, although he hasn't come in yet.
I want, um, Baird to play the breakdown of all those little layers in a second, but the drums and then the guitar tone, actually, in this song specifically, very much informed the guitar tones we used on the rest of the record.
Like, this song was made in this little magic period where we were trying to understand what the album actually sounded like.
Um, so we had that guitar and the drums, and then I was kind of just, like, mumbling along on the microphone and freestyling and trying to find the shape for the melody, and then the lyrics flowed out really quickly.
Yeah, yeah.

And we're gonna look at three of the songs from it, and the first one we're going to look at is Senses.

So maybe if you could give us a blast of the master, that would be fantastic, Baird.
Yeah, yeah.
Cool

It is Senses by Arlo Parks from Ambiguous Desire, featuring Sampha, although he hasn't come in yet.
I want, um, Baird to play the breakdown of all those little layers in a second, but the drums and then the guitar tone, actually, in this song specifically, very much informed the guitar tones we used on the rest of the record.
Like, this song was made in this little magic period where we were trying to understand what the album actually sounded like.
Um, so we had that guitar and the drums, and then I was kind of just, like, mumbling along on the microphone and freestyling and trying to find the shape for the melody, and then the lyrics flowed out really quickly.
Yeah, yeah.
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