Let's see. All right, I think we're live as always waiting for the little red light on Rockfin.

Starting a little late again, I had to reenter all my passwords because I tried to clear everything out and remove as much stuff from my computer as possible

so that the clips that I want to play tonight actually work so let's hope it does.

Now I'm starting to get worried there it is there. There's that red light. So satisfying to finally see that.

Rock flow, isn't it? Red light, yeah. So, okay. Joining me tonight is Stella. Stella, thank you for joining me to share what you know and listen to what I might know or you know think that I know.

Yes, we can think that we know stuff together. It'll be fun.

Absolutely, it's always fun.

So, thank you for having me.

I love having you because you bring a female and an Australian's point of view.

And a musician's point of view,

none of, three things that I don't have any points of view on.

And they're all kind of vague, but whatever.

An artist's point of view, a lot of things that I can't do so I want to start by talking about I haven't talked about this guy at all

because everybody was talking about him all at once and I was like uh it's Oliver Anthony are you familiar with

all over Anthony or Anthony Oliver I think it's all over Anthony the red-headed

guy who became like an overnight sensation

with that song, Richmond, North of Richmond.

I haven't talked about them because the moment I laid eyes on them,

something seemed a little bit off to me and I know I'm a skeptical person and I could

be wrong about them but I just wasn't buying into the hype about him and it's nothing against his music abilities,

guitar playing or singing. I mean I'm not like an expert on that but he seems to be a good singer seems to be a good guitar player to me.

It's his persona that I'm not buying it seems very inauthentic to me and it didn't help that the day after he went

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