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You know, this new song I wrote really comes from the heart. It's about growing up in my hometown, watching my mama sing in church. When you write something that personal, it just hits different, and I really love how the production turned out.

You know, when I'm in the studio, it's like, I'm trying to capture whatever I'm feeling at that moment. Sometimes it comes out really raw, and sometimes it's more polished, but it's always just me being honest about where I'm at, you know what I mean?

And you've got these two characters that sort of find each other, and there's this kind of chemistry between them. And they're both dealing with their own stuff, but somehow they make it work, and that's what makes their dynamic really interesting.

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You know, when I'm writing songs, it's always about keeping it real and letting it flow naturally. Like, sometimes I'll just grab my guitar and start playing, and the band might jump in later, but it's gotta feel authentic from the start.

Yeah, probably my favorite thing about writing songs is just sitting there with my guitar, maybe around midnight, and just letting ideas flow. I've got probably a thousand voice memos on my phone right now, and some of them might turn into something special.

So we were in the studio working on this new song, and I remember thinking about how my grandfather used to play guitar on the porch. And that feeling, you know, it just kind of inspired the whole acoustic vibe we ended up going with.

Man, Albuquerque has this raw energy you just can't fake. I'd find myself sitting in these old diners, staying in character long after they yelled cut. You know, just watching the people, feeling the grit. It really helps you find the truth of the role.