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Oh, I, I hear you say I hear you say look up child

Hey everybody this is Michael here from team LD and I work with Lauren to produce

Degal Bites you're about to hear part two of the look-up child anniversary

episode in case you missed part one this is an extension of a conversation

between Lauren and Lee Holt, who is Lauren's manager.

Their chat picks up right where Part 1 left off, so if you haven't, go back and check that out.

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Thanks so much and enjoy the episode.

What Look Up Child represents is a large amount of change, I would say.

From the diversity of the songs to finding sounds that I love more and feeling like I really got to dive in a little bit

deeper creatively for this record, but also just getting to share the music with such a wide group of people

and hearing thoughts and stories and, you know, moments where these songs have intersected people's lives.

It really has been one of the most profound things I've ever been a part of.

I think often about a lot of experiences that I've gotten to be a part of because of

singing and doing music and because of this record and it's meant a lot to say the least

Okay, so we're Okay, so we have a question that you answered in Knoxville, Tennessee, and that question was, what was your favorite song to write from Look Up Child?

You know, they say songs are like children.

You love them all but you like them in a different way.

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