All right, we're here with Aaron Watson, Aaron, new song, Crash Landing, Love It.

But what's not I were talking kind of before we kind of jumped on here, you put out music

like crazy, which I love because you kind of don't have anybody above you kind of tone,

when or when not to put out music. So your fans are always getting music. Do you ever

rest or are you one of these guys that's like on to the next one, on to the next album?

Because I love it as a as a fan. It's like you never know when you're going to get something new.

Yeah, I mean, I think for me being a music lover, one thing that's frustrating is when you have

when you're a fan of an artist and you have to wait for forever to get music.

And I don't want to dog other artists. I mean, I know a lot of artists are,

you know, they're signed to major labels and although they will tell you that they have

full creative control, they don't. And they don't have the opportunity to put out music

like an independent artist would. But you know, for me, it's my job.

Right. The rest of the world is supposed to be out there working. You know, it's like,

I think it's, I think I have an obligation to my fans to give them music. I mean,

that's my, that's the family businesses music. So it's like, dude, I mean, if you got a,

if you got a, you know, if you got a restaurant and you got this wonderful clientele,

you're not going to offer them food. You know, six months out of the year, I mean, it's like,

you gotta keep going. I love the analogy because I'm a big food guy. So I love that. That's actually

a really good point. There seems to be like a schedule in Nashville. Okay, the album. Okay,

now two years, four singles. Okay, start working out, release five songs from the next album,

which five of the nine songs. And then you're just like, oh, I waited four years for force. Like,

you know, it's like, no, let me tell you what pisses me off is when I'm excited about an album.

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