Hi, beautiful human. I'm Zach. That is Dan. And today we welcome to the studio for the first time ever

Acapellar Powerhouse, Pentatonic. Hey! Hi. Hello. Hey, it's very fascinated by all of you. Genuinely,

because I told you before, like, you are, in my opinion, effortlessly

talented.

Thank you.

Can you, is it as effortless as I perceive it to be?

Or is there a lot of effort that goes into this shit?

One, two.

Three.

It definitely is a lot of work.

There's a lot of rehearsal involved.

I feel like when we were on Mass Singer,

people just pick songs and go up there and sing and read the words.

And we're like crafting arrangements for hours.

And then like the song changes.

And we're like, well, it takes us like hours to recraft something.

So there's that.

But like, I don't know. Yeah, I feel like it takes work to hours to reraft something so there's that but like yeah i feel like

it takes work to make acapella feel special and i think that's the thing that we really like pride

ourselves in in taking the time working on the arrangements making sure that what we do really

feels like oh i don't need an instrument because what they're doing vocally i i needed these five parts. I didn't need anything else. And yeah, that takes time. But I don't know. After 14 years, I feel like we understand our sound. And now we speak our own language. Now we speak our own language. In that way, it's effortless. But yeah. I got to say, like, that is one thing that, like, I did notice is that they're, you all are very smart right and that is a

common thread between people who sing encapela tend to be very intelligent because there is a

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