Okay, Anna, I want to play some music for you. Check this out.

Okay.

I woke up to you the morning sky first.

All of that music is the sound of Texas, believe it or not.

And it's heard and interpreted through the ears of our guest this week,

musician producer Adrian Cassada.

And I love that he's, you know, producer first,

because he's really not a producer in the way we would traditionally think about them.

In the music industry today, Felix, I mean, most producers we've spoken with

they're kind of on this journey of helping other people shape their visions, right?

But Adrian has a very clear vision for his projects.

I've been a fan of his almost since when we started this show years ago.

And been able to watch him progress and be able to expand out his vision of what his sound is.

And I think he's at a point now where it's very, very clear, it's very distinct.

And it's a lot of fun to listen to.

I couldn't agree more.

And honestly, getting to pick his brain about his projects

is one of the most fun things I think I've done in a while, Felix.

So I'm going to throw out to the interview with Derek,

call him Professor Adrian Cassada.

I kind of imagine it like cooking on, you know,

if I had a huge stove with like 12 burners and I'm cooking all the time on all of them,

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