Hi Pussies. Welcome back to Therapus.

Tonight we have on Audrey Hobart, who just released my favorite debut album of the year so far,

Who's the Clown?

I saw someone on TikTok say this, but it was like, it's everything you think and don't say out loud. She, like, wrote it down and sang it in a really, like, melodic, catchy pop song, which is just, like, my favorite type of music. I just really love the album. So I'm super, like, grateful that I was able to, like, talk to her about, like, a piece of work that I really, really, really love. Um, and we also got along so well. She's so awesome. To submit, tell me what's wrongs. Go to pass thatpuss.com and click tell me what's wrong. Leave a name a number if you're feeling fancy. Okay. Enjoy the episode, Pussies. Hi Pussies. Welcome back to Therapus.

Her new album or her debut album.

Yeah. Pussies. Hi Pussies. Welcome back to Therapus. Her new album or her debut album, Who's the Clown, comes out August 15th. We have the Queen Audrey Hober here. Oh my God, Jake. Oh, my God. Jake. Wait, we were just chatting until the cows came home and now here we are. We're still going to chat. We're still going i'm so excited you're here i'm such a big fan okay well i'm such a big fan and also

this is my first podcast and i feel like i'm on the catalack of podcast podcast i can't yeah what

the catalogue of podcast oh thank you so much yes no you do and you know it no no and i I don't say that because you're, you're seeming like you are full of yourself.

But I just had to say, I love your podcast.

Thank you.

I love your album.

Thank you.

It's amazing.

I'm so happy.

The best feelings when you say to someone, this is my favorite song.

And they're like, and that's actually the lead single that's the lead single yeah my favorite is thirst trap yes yes thirst trap you i yeah just today turned in the video um

and what's the video like the video is like basically okay so usually thirst trap was not my choice

for album single okay um but my label was like, yeah, this is the one. And I basically, because when I was writing it, I didn't finish it for months. I was sort of whatever about it. I wrote it at home on the guitar. And then when we produced it out and when I properly, vocally recorded it, it was like, hell yeah.

And everyone was like, hell yeah.

And now I'm like, hell yeah.

But for songs like Sue Me and Bowling Alley, like I had videos in my head for those songs, which is it was like sort of partially why they were picked as single in my head, picked as singles.

And then Thurstrap, I had no video idea.

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