Simon GreenGuest
John KennedyHost
I, I, I n- I need to satisfy my curiosity, so that's a bit of Drift, but what are the voices, those, those vocal bits in that?

Those are from sort of... [sighs] Where are they from? They're from various places.

One of them is from this sort of like archived, um, folk thing that I found in a record store in, in Los Angeles, and it's just sort of like, uh, incidental kind of chatter between the band between, um, between sort of takes of a song.

I just kind of found these little bits of, uh, of just people being counted in, um, or just sort of like told to kind of like run the tape back and, uh, I just kind of felt it fitted quite nicely.

I was trying to figure that out for a really long time, um, whether to be trying to do something that was a bit more sort of specifically in one zone or try to be a little bit broader.

Um, and I felt like this was maybe the last chance I get to do a sort of f- a, a kind of more kind of like broad multi-genre kind of Bonobo record really before I kind of maybe switch into doing something a little bit different after this.

So there was a lot of kind of internal conversations with myself about what this record should be, and I just ended up doing the thing that I default to, which is just kind of making music for the sake of making music, and then let the kind of answer maybe present itself.

I, I, I n- I need to satisfy my curiosity, so that's a bit of Drift, but what are the voices, those, those vocal bits in that?

Those are from sort of... [sighs] Where are they from? They're from various places.

One of them is from this sort of like archived, um, folk thing that I found in a record store in, in Los Angeles, and it's just sort of like, uh, incidental kind of chatter between the band between, um, between sort of takes of a song.

I just kind of found these little bits of, uh, of just people being counted in, um, or just sort of like told to kind of like run the tape back and, uh, I just kind of felt it fitted quite nicely.

I was trying to figure that out for a really long time, um, whether to be trying to do something that was a bit more sort of specifically in one zone or try to be a little bit broader.

Um, and I felt like this was maybe the last chance I get to do a sort of f- a, a kind of more kind of like broad multi-genre kind of Bonobo record really before I kind of maybe switch into doing something a little bit different after this.

So there was a lot of kind of internal conversations with myself about what this record should be, and I just ended up doing the thing that I default to, which is just kind of making music for the sake of making music, and then let the kind of answer maybe present itself.
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