Me and Ghosty made pure gold... exceptionally!

As one would say In the vernacular of the most current/up-to-date public arena, making another hotel-bound music makin' mission was what the kids would call a

"groove-dog"


ghosty, you continue to inspire me and so many others to keep making art. The art you make is sacred, and anthropology still probably won't be able to analyze your pottery when the world turns into an A.I. super computer type elonmuskian mars car population simulation.



Jokes aside, I wanted to take the time out to shout out my friends Sean and Dev. Sean, I know we don't keep in touch as much as we used to, but I really wanted to thank you for everything you have shown me life could be. You are an ever glowing beacon that helped guide and comfort me on an otherwise stormy sea. I will never forget the good times we shared, and I appreciate you and the times we do reconnect. Dev, words really can't describe how much you mean to me and my creative process. I can't thank you enough for supporting my creative endeavors throughout our relationship. Though we don't speak any more, I really hope you are doing well and only wish you the love and comfort you gave to me during our time together.


I could say more about both of you amazing people, but that's not the point here.


The point here is that friendship is a beautiful thing.

Art is a beautiful thing. When ghosty and I collaborate, I hope the impact they have had on me and my art and friendships bleeds through the pores of these tracks and into your hearts.


THANK YOU GHOSTY YOU LIVING LEGEND

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Thank you Tony, making me work harder to get second place every time :3

I've been in my bag recently, having a big think about art and community and going "hmmm". I don't know why, but I've really taken to recording in hotels. There's something about the transience, the paper coffee cups and awkward "is someone in the next room" kind of vibes. And, most of all, it helps me tap into what i believe to be DIY. I've been talking a few months back about doing things yourself, and the value, the joy I feel with an imperfect product that we made ourselves.

And this is imperfect. But here it is, warts and all.
I don't really have anyone to dedicate this to, so I'll say - here's to anyone who supports the mentally ill. It's hard and I love you.

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