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How did you got uh involved in
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Postmodern jukebox. It's funny I I you
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know I've known about PMJ, you know,
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obviously for a long time and um always
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wanted to work with them. And I remember
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I did a promo video for my band that I
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was mentioning, the kind of retroy, you
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like the one where I dress like a pinup.
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and we we filmed a promo video and I was
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like this like this pro it came out
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really good and I thought I'm going to
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send this to the postmodern jukebox
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people. So, I I DM'd them on Instagram
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with that video and I said, "Hey." I
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basically was like, "Hey, look at me.
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You guys should work with me." And they
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were like, "Okay." And I was like,
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And then within about a week, I was on a
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Zoom call with Scott Bradley. And, you
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know, a few months later, I I was on the
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road with him and it was really great. I
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had a great experience with that band.
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They're awesome. The the musicians that
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work with them are just like really
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really great people and the um
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arrangements for you know the songs that
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they do are so good and the musicianship
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is just so good and I really had a great
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experience with them. I I love those
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people. I'm seeing them next week on
