Let's make a break for fame and raise all the stakes now.

We'll make a song each week and see how it shakes out.

You've got ideas and we've got what it takes to make a music.

Each week a new lick, that's therapeutic.

Let's make a music.

Let's make a music. Hello and welcome to Let's Make a music. That's therapeutic. Let's make a music.

Hello and welcome to Let's Make a Music, a podcast that pulls back the curtain on the songwriting process.

What's good? I'm Brian David Gilbert. I'm the vocalist of this band.

How's it hanging? I'm Jonah Scott. I play the instruments.

Good evening, everybody. It's Laura Catherine Gilbert.

I'm still not in the same place as my friends.

It tested so well last week that we needed to do it again.

They've said, stay away, and they've upped the ante this week by providing a very inscrutable

SAT word to be the suggestion.

I mean, do you think that, like, though, it's a good thing to have, like, people, our listeners right now, between New York and Philadelphia, greater area,

maybe they can feel the sort of energy that's flowing between our two huts it's

SAT season and they're in on it they're in on it they're learning along with us isn't this the

one time of year that's not SAT season maybe I think this is the might be the time I mean okay so

here's uh the we discussed the definition before we hit record, but I'd like to bring up something that a Twitter user has tweeted from at Cagoon underscore.

I really wish I hadn't looked it up and just had gone with whatever Twitter said, because that's how things are done in this day and age.

So this person says house cats, cheetah, and jaguars are all pretty bold and lithe,

which is what I'm assuming Blythe means.

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