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Elizabeth the first, the podcast, wherever you listen. You let's say say what you talked about before, you have

synesthesia, which means that, in general, it means that people relate in their mind they relate one sense to another and in

your particular case you relates color to sound is that right?

Yes.

Can you explain like how does this function for you in your mind and how does it help you in your music?

So in my mind, and I've had this realizing or looking back, I had I've had this since I was little. I didn't know it was a thing. I just knew that I saw specific colors with specific notes and keys.

So like C major is always yellow, it's always been yellow,

and it makes perfect sense in my head, but let's see like G major is almost like the blue I have on my nails like a sky like sky blue. And so as far as with my music, because I think I think the key of a song

absolutely like really sets the mood and if you change the key it makes a difference I mean you know you think about

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