مولد صوت AI John Dolmayan بواسطة Fish Audio

You know, when I first got on set, it was really amazing because, like, everyone was so welcoming and, you know, we kind of just figured things out together. And the director, they gave us space to try different things, which was really cool because that's how you find those special moments.

When you listen to Eric Clapton's phrasing, it's, you know, it's really about the space between the notes. It's not just what he plays, but how he lets things breathe. The way he approaches the blues scale, it's very, very deliberate but still feels natural.

Man, shooting that indie film back in Portland was just incredible. The whole crew was like family, and the director just let us run with it. We'd work all day, hang out all night, and somehow made this amazing little movie that nobody expected.

You know, working with this new team has been amazing, and like, they're all so talented and everything. We kind of just came together and, you know, everyone brings their own ideas and we just sort of explore what works, which is really cool.

You know when you're in the studio and something just clicks like the melody just sort of appears and everyone kind of feels it at the same time it's almost like catching lightning you can't really plan it it just happens and that's when the magic starts.

You know, I've been thinking about how we interact with technology, like why we're so attached to our phones and social media. It's fascinating to understand, you know, the psychology behind it and how it shapes our relationships and the way we think about connection.

It's kind of like when you're thinking about, you know, how people would react if someone just walked into a room and said they were like, the president or something. You wouldn't really believe it, right?

You know, as an actor, when you're developing these characters, it's about finding those moments, those real connections. And, working with this cast, it's been phenomenal. There's just something special when everything clicks, and you feel it, you know?