And the Way before John Batiste was on the late show with Stephen Colbert.

He was a monstrous jazz musician. He's got a new album out called We Are and I love just

talking to him about jazz. You know you worked on soul the movie that's on Disney Plus, Jamie Fox, Tina Fae. It's an extraordinary film. I watched it a bunch of times watching my kids

Washed it without my kids like the music the movie is just brilliant talk about working on that movie and what you tried to add to it musically. I just wanted to give the

world something that had magic and and gave the new the new listeners

of jazz and the sacred lineage something

that they could just bite their teeth into

and just it grabs a hold to them.

It's accessible I was even hearing different

chord structures when I first started putting it together like chords you know.

You know,

like if you think about

celestial, ethereal worlds beyond life, before life, after life,

I wanted all of the chords to feel like that. And I started thinking about music that had that vibe,

like John Coltrane,

or like, you know, Anita Baker.

And then the theme on,

on, on, on, born the plate from the film is

See Sweet love, that kind of same harmonic or like.

That kind of same harmonic or like. So that world, I just wanted to create that world throughout the whole film. And I knew that music was going to be such a character in the film

that once I found those chord structures and those harmonies that evoke that feeling.

Then I just started to write melodies

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