Take "Marietta" for instance, that's a hard song to sing and I actually haven't gotten to sing it in front of people yet. I think that the very first stages of that song when we were first working on the harmonies probably came from a place of care and friendship. Where let's say I wrote a really hard song to sing and the harmonies that came out of that were Brian and Kanene [Pipkin] wanting to lean into that song with me. Then the melody that comes out of it is us like pressing into those thoughts that come up when I sing the song or they sing it. It's kind of a give and take of unity and friendship and trying to care for one another. The beautiful thing about making music with people is that it can transition into a real record thing. Then Aaron would know kind of the weight of the song and he would have that in mind when him and Bryce were thinking about like what should the strings sound like or when the horns should come in and create this moment of freedom or tension - however you hear it - right before this bridge comes in.