Speaker 1: I dive into frozen waves where the past comes back to life I fear for the selfish thing that was worth it every night Hold still right before we crash as we both know how this ends A thought ticks right before it breaks and I drown in you again The more I pursue all of these dreams, I wish I didn't need to say that it's true

Speaker 2: Just like I don't know why, this world I love is searching in my eyes with my grenade This world I love is hurting, why are you my clarity? Why are you my clarity? I walk on through a red parade and refuse to make amends It cuts deep through our ground and makes us forget all common sense Don't speak as I try to leave cause we both know what we choose You pull and I'll push too deep and I fall right back to you

Speaker 1: Yes, you are a piece of me, I wish I didn't need to sing relentlessly Still fight and I don't know why, if our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? If our love is tragedy, why are you my clarity? Why are you my clarity?

Speaker 3: Do we wanna do that one more time?

Speaker 4: Sorry, let me get the inflection right Do we wanna do that one more time?

Speaker 5: You can literally change whatever This song could be out Literally meows later Don't tempt me

Speaker 1: Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrrt Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrrt Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrrt Skrrt, Skrrt, Skrrrt

Speaker 3: Skrrt two phases. First we're tracking horns and drums in the live room while bass, guitar, and keys track simultaneously in the control room. Next we'll record strings in the live room while Hannah Sumner, the actual singer, will track vocals in the isolation booth. This way we'll get a nice compromise between the flexibility of tracking instruments one by one and the live feel of having everybody playing together at the same time.

Speaker 6: Let's do it. One, two, three. And we were freaking out in there. I just want to... no, don't worry about it.

Speaker 4: He said you suck, man. Dude, it was so bad we just had to stop.

Speaker 3: Working with Christine and the musicians of Little Crudo has been really awesome and I'm excited to share some of the stuff that I've been doing with them on this channel over the next couple of weeks. If you have a second, definitely check out their Patreon because they're entirely crowd-funded. Other orchestras are underwritten by grants from things like New Music USA and that's great and all but what Little Crudo does is kind of like a house band or a house orchestra for up-and-coming R&B, soul, and pop singers can only really be done on a platform like Patreon so please check it out. It was Little Crudo's patrons and also my patrons that were able to underwrite this session and I'm very grateful to everybody who has participated. Thank you very much for watching and until next time...

Speaker 5: Little Crudo is like a giraffe.

Speaker 7: You've got like the long neck and we don't need a lot of water but you've got the hooves that are strong because of the calcium. Basically, Little Crudo survives on photosynthesis and friendship and sand. Bass.