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You know, sometimes creativity feels like this, like, spectrum of colors. And when you're in that dark place, everything becomes this sort of, this kind of blue-gray feeling. And, and it's like you're trying to paint with emotions, but everything just feels, you know, heavy.

I just want to say, from the bottom of my heart, every time we step on stage it feels like the first time. You guys make this journey incredible. The energy you bring, the love you share - it means everything to us.

You know, it's funny because acting is sort of this weird thing where you're basically professional lying, right? But somehow, through all that pretending, you actually find these really authentic moments of truth, and that's what I love about it. It's, yeah, it's pretty amazing actually.

You know, when we're performing live, it's like, there's this energy that just, and it's hard to explain, but it's like colors exploding and, and the crowd becomes this living thing, and, and that's what makes music so powerful, you know? It's this connection that happens.

Hey everyone, I'm here in the studio right now, working on some new material. It's kind of crazy how songs evolve, you know? Some of these demos we're listening to, they started so different, but yeah, I'm really excited to share them with you guys soon.

You know, when we're performing live, it's like this explosion of energy and, and, and color that just happens naturally. It's different from the studio because, like, you're feeling everything in real-time and the crowd becomes part of the music, part of that whole experience.

You know, success is this weird thing where, sort of, you have to remember where you came from. Like, I'm incredibly lucky, but at the same time, you know, being Canadian keeps you honest. It's this built-in humility chip we all seem to have.

Hey guys, just wanted to give a quick shout-out to Tim Hortons, because honestly, nothing says "I'm apologetically Canadian" quite like drinking a double-double while apologizing to someone who bumped into me. And yes, that happened this morning, twice.